Stratas helps developers, sponsors, operators, and qualified brokers structure, package, and place commercial real estate capital for development, construction, bridge, stabilization, refinance, and equity paths.
The current box is intentionally focused. Files outside these categories can be harder to place, while underwriteable files in these lanes can move into the Round 1 package and lender/capital partner matching process.
Development, bridge, stabilization, or refinance paths for apartment projects with a clear sponsor story, capital stack, and exit strategy.
Rental community financing where the plan, budget, sources and uses, sponsor contribution, and refinance/sale path are clear from the start.
Condo and build-to-sell multifamily requests work best with strong market support, presales, deposits, plans, and clean development documents.
The fit application asks these as separate paths so the summary, estimated terms, and Round 1 document list can change based on the actual project request.
Capital for sitework, horizontal improvements, pre-development costs, design, municipal fees, reports, and early project momentum.
These are not approvals or guarantees. They are the practical fit items that help determine whether a file is ready to package and present.
Comparable experience matters.
Sponsor contribution should include cash, money spent so far, and land equity.
The story needs to be lender-ready.
The full application captures the financing request, terms, timeline, and use of proceeds. The Round 1 document package focuses on proof, support, and project context.
This is the first package used to create the holistic project summary and lender-facing story.
Formal underwriting and closing diligence usually happens after a signed term sheet and will vary by lender.
The Round 1 document list above does not ask again for a financing request form, written capital request, short project summary, or requested financing amount/terms/timeline/use of proceeds because the full CRE fit application already captures those items.
The goal is to avoid mass-blasting an incomplete file. Stratas packages the request first, then matches it to the lender or capital partner path that fits the project.
The application captures sponsor role, market, asset class, project purpose, capital stack, requested structure, timing, and exit strategy.
Stratas reviews the sponsor, asset, market, capital stack, and requested loan purpose against the current CRE screen.
Round 1 gives Stratas enough support to build an accurate project story before chasing full lender diligence.
Stratas prepares the lender-facing summary covering the sponsor, project, capital request, sources and uses, strengths, and support items.
The file is routed to aligned lenders, private credit groups, equity groups, or capital partners based on fit, not volume.
After a signed term sheet, the lender controls formal underwriting, diligence, legal, title/escrow, closing conditions, and funding.
Use the full CRE fit application for the customer-facing intake we built around sponsor experience, asset class, market, capital stack, estimated terms, payment guidance, and Round 1 documents.
Stratas helps developers, sponsors, operators, and qualified brokers structure, package, and place commercial real estate capital for development, construction, bridge, stabilization, refinance, and equity paths.
The current box is intentionally focused. Files outside these categories can be harder to place, while underwriteable files in these lanes can move into the Round 1 package and lender/capital partner matching process.
Development, bridge, stabilization, or refinance paths for apartment projects with a clear sponsor story, capital stack, and exit strategy.
Rental community financing where the plan, budget, sources and uses, sponsor contribution, and refinance/sale path are clear from the start.
Condo and build-to-sell multifamily requests work best with strong market support, presales, deposits, plans, and clean development documents.
The fit application asks these as separate paths so the summary, estimated terms, and Round 1 document list can change based on the actual project request.
Capital for sitework, horizontal improvements, pre-development costs, design, municipal fees, reports, and early project momentum.
These are not approvals or guarantees. They are the practical fit items that help determine whether a file is ready to package and present.
Comparable experience matters.
Sponsor contribution should include cash, money spent so far, and land equity.
The story needs to be lender-ready.
The full application captures the financing request, terms, timeline, and use of proceeds. The Round 1 document package focuses on proof, support, and project context.
This is the first package used to create the holistic project summary and lender-facing story.
Formal underwriting and closing diligence usually happens after a signed term sheet and will vary by lender.
The Round 1 document list above does not ask again for a financing request form, written capital request, short project summary, or requested financing amount/terms/timeline/use of proceeds because the full CRE fit application already captures those items.
The goal is to avoid mass-blasting an incomplete file. Stratas packages the request first, then matches it to the lender or capital partner path that fits the project.
The application captures sponsor role, market, asset class, project purpose, capital stack, requested structure, timing, and exit strategy.
Stratas reviews the sponsor, asset, market, capital stack, and requested loan purpose against the current CRE screen.
Round 1 gives Stratas enough support to build an accurate project story before chasing full lender diligence.
Stratas prepares the lender-facing summary covering the sponsor, project, capital request, sources and uses, strengths, and support items.
The file is routed to aligned lenders, private credit groups, equity groups, or capital partners based on fit, not volume.
After a signed term sheet, the lender controls formal underwriting, diligence, legal, title/escrow, closing conditions, and funding.
Use the full CRE fit application for the customer-facing intake we built around sponsor experience, asset class, market, capital stack, estimated terms, payment guidance, and Round 1 documents.
