A short list is not a problem in itself. It usually means the network filtered down to the lenders that fit the deal's industry, geography, financials, and loan amount. The platform surfaces fit rather than volume.
Click through the walkthrough above to see the match screen and its fit indicators, then read the detail below.
A short list can also mean coverage is thin for that deal profile. Commercial real estate and real estate is a small part of the network today, multifamily has one lender live, and SBA has about three, with more coming. If your deal sits in one of those areas, that is worth knowing rather than guessing at.
To widen the field, revisit details like the requested loan amount or the industry category. Small adjustments can change which lenders qualify. You can also add your own outside lenders for that deal, which is a way to reach more lenders rather than a way to produce more matches.
If the list looks wrong for a deal you know well, email contact@levr.ai with the deal name.
Related
What does the matchmaking questionnaire ask, and what happens if I skip questions?. Blank fields are the most common reason a list comes back thin.
If I adjust the funding amount or change the industry category, will more lenders match?. The direct way to widen the field.
How do I add my own custom lender that isn't on the platform, and how does it work?. Bring your own lenders onto the deal alongside the matches.
My client's application is getting declined or showing no green lender matches. What's going on?. What to check when the list comes back empty instead of short.
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