Execution is a Process, Not a Promise
Most capital failures occur in the gap between “interest” and “closing.” Advisors reduce that gap by packaging the deal correctly and setting expectations early.
What Advisors Do
- Structuring: align leverage, term, and covenants with reality.
- Packaging: present a coherent narrative lenders can underwrite quickly.
- Placement: match the deal to a mandate, not a mailing list.
- Execution: manage communication and requirements through closing.
Why This Matters for Borrowers
Borrowers benefit from fewer surprises, faster decisions, and improved certainty. Advisors also help prevent deals from being “shopped” indiscriminately, which can damage lender confidence.
Why This Matters for Lenders
Lenders benefit from disciplined packages and realistic expectations—reducing wasted underwriting cycles and improving conversion from review to close.
Quiet conclusion: The right advisor does not create deals. They create execution certainty.
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