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Submit the Funding Request
Tell J3 about the borrower, property, requested capital, timeline and transaction.
THE J3 PROCESS
A More Disciplined Path From Deal to Capital.
J3 is designed to improve what happens between a borrower submitting a deal and a capital provider deciding whether it fits.
Submit Your DealFROM INTAKE TO CLOSING
Eight stages. One organized process.
Not every request reaches every stage. Financing decisions remain subject to capital-provider underwriting and approval.
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Initial Deal Review
The team reviews the request for basic fit, important economics, obvious gaps and the likely financing path.
3
Gather & Verify Information
Missing documents, inconsistent figures or unanswered questions are identified before broader lender outreach.
4
Structure the Financing Request
J3 organizes the opportunity around the financing strategy, capital request, use of funds and exit.
5
Match Relevant Capital Sources
The deal is evaluated against capital relationships and applicable lender criteria rather than sent everywhere.
6
Lender or Capital Review
Qualified opportunities proceed into lender-specific underwriting, questions, valuation and diligence.
7
Terms & Documentation
If a capital provider elects to proceed, the parties work through terms, conditions and required closing documentation.
8
Closing Coordination
J3 helps keep communication organized as the borrower, capital source, title or escrow and other stakeholders move toward closing.
WHAT MAKES REVIEW FASTER
Good information creates better decisions.
Incomplete or conflicting information creates friction for both borrowers and lenders. J3’s intake process is structured to surface those gaps earlier.
- Accurate property and transaction figures
- Clear use of funds and exit strategy
- Current borrower and entity information
- Relevant contracts, budgets and financial documents
J3 does not guarantee funding.
J3 helps organize, evaluate and present financing opportunities. Approval, pricing, leverage, terms and closing remain subject to the underwriting and requirements of the applicable capital provider.
EXPECTATIONS
What each side should expect.
Borrowers
Provide accurate information, respond to diligence requests, disclose material issues and keep J3 informed when the transaction changes.
J3
Review the request, identify missing information, evaluate financing fit, coordinate relevant introductions and maintain organized communication.
Capital Providers
Apply their own underwriting, diligence, valuation, credit, legal and closing requirements before deciding whether to provide capital.
START THE PROCESS