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Mezzanine & Structured Capital

Flexible subordinate capital designed to complete the capital stack for acquisitions, recapitalizations, and transitional business plans.
As CRE capital stacks adjust to valuation resets and refinancing realities, structured capital has become an increasingly common tool to bridge sizing gaps or support business plans without forcing premature asset sales. CRE debt outstanding remains large—approximately $4.8 trillion (Q2 2025)—and near-term maturities continue to shape capital availability and pricing.
EBSC Lending provides mezzanine and structured solutions for qualified sponsors where the collateral, senior structure, and exit plan support risk-adjusted underwriting. We focus on clarity, enforceable documentation, and repeatable execution.
Program Highlights.
Loan Program Overview.
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Capital designed to fill the gap between senior proceeds and total capitalization needs
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Useful for acquisitions, refinances, and recapitalizations
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Documentation-forward process aligned to institutional standards
Standard Loan Terms.
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Loan Amount Range: $5,000,000.00 - $100,000,000.00
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Interest Rate: Starting from 8.75%
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Term: 12– 36 months
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Payments: Interest Only with balloon at maturity.
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Prepayment Penalty: None
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Amortization: Interest Only.
Typical Use Cases
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Senior loan proceeds shortfall in acquisition/refi
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Recapitalization to fund capex or repositioning
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Timing bridge to a takeout event (sale/refi)
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Working-capital needs tied to real estate operation
Requirements (What We Typically Need)
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Senior loan terms and draft documents (or lender summary
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Full sources/uses and capitalization structure
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Property financials, rent roll, and business plan
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Sponsor track record, liquidity, and SREO
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Exit strategy and timeline
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Complete the loan application form available at https://www.ebsc-llc.com/applynow
Origination Points / Deposit Policy.
Origination points are 1–5 points, typically due upfront when the Commitment Letter/Fee Letter is executed (prior to closing). Points vary by loan type, size, and term and cover underwriting, processing, legal, third-party reports (appraisal/environmental), and diligence costs. Fees are non-negotiable; no escrows and not deducted from proceeds—requests to do so are automatic disqualification. If the loan does not fund, the deposit is refunded