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A CMBS loan (also called a conduit loan) is a type of commercial real estate financing where individual mortgages on income-producing properties are pooled together, securitized into bonds, and sold to investors on the secondary market. Because the risk is distributed across many investors, CMBS lenders can offer non-recourse terms with competitive fixed rates that portfolio lenders often can’t match.
CMBS loans are originated by commercial banks, investment banks, and specialized conduit lenders. Once originated, the loans are transferred to a trust called a Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit (REMIC), packaged into tranches based on risk and return, and sold to institutional investors. This securitization model is what enables the favorable borrower terms — but it also means loan modifications after closing are extremely difficult.
CMBS rates are priced as a spread over benchmark Treasury yields. Structures and terms vary by loan size, property quality, and market conditions.
CMBS underwriting focuses primarily on property performance rather than borrower financials. The three key metrics — DSCR, LTV, and debt yield — determine loan sizing and approval.
Understanding how CMBS compares to other CRE financing options helps you choose the right structure for your deal.
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