builderstech.finance

Institutional Capability Statement

Institutional Capital.
Structured Solutions.
Complex Transactions.

A summary of how builderstech.finance structures, coordinates and facilitates financing solutions for qualified commercial transactions.

CONFIDENTIAL — PREPARED FOR EVALUATION AND INTERNAL DISTRIBUTION PURPOSES ONLY

02 · Company Overview

A platform for structuring institutional capital.

builderstech.finance is an institutional capital platform that structures, coordinates and facilitates financing solutions for complex commercial transactions. We work with qualified sponsors, owners, developers, businesses, brokers and advisors to evaluate and structure institutional financing across commercial real estate, construction, hospitality, industrial and business-acquisition transactions.

Our role is to help qualified counterparties navigate institutional capital markets — we do not represent that we are a bank, insured depository institution or direct lender unless expressly stated in a transaction-specific written agreement.

03 · Institutional Capital Platform Positioning

Institutional capital is not the same as conventional commercial lending.

It draws on a different pool of capital, a different underwriting discipline and a different time horizon.

  • Greater transaction capacity — generally organized to deploy larger amounts into a single transaction or a coordinated portfolio.
  • Customized structures — built around the asset, cash flow, sponsorship and use of proceeds specific to the transaction.
  • A longer-term perspective — evaluated with a longer investment horizon in mind.
  • Disciplined underwriting — a rigorous process examining the asset, the sponsor, the capital stack and the market.
  • Sophisticated capital sources — banks, insurance companies, credit funds, pension capital and other sophisticated providers.
  • Flexibility for complex transactions — portfolio aggregations, phased developments, mixed-use projects and business acquisitions paired with real estate.

04 · Who We Work With

A platform built for qualified counterparties.

Principals & Sponsors

  • Commercial Developers
  • Construction Companies
  • Real Estate Investors
  • Industrial Companies
  • Manufacturers
  • Hotel Owners
  • Commercial Property Owners
  • Business Acquisition Sponsors

Intermediaries & Institutional Partners

  • Mortgage Brokers
  • Capital Advisors
  • Investment Bankers
  • Family Offices
  • Private Equity Professionals

05 · Financing Solutions

Capital structures built around the transaction.

  • Commercial Real Estate — acquisition, development, refinance and recapitalization for income-producing properties and portfolios.
  • Construction & Development — ground-up construction, redevelopment and large-scale project financing.
  • Hotels & Hospitality — acquisitions, renovations, repositioning and stabilized hospitality assets.
  • Industrial & Manufacturing — manufacturing facilities, logistics assets, infrastructure and expansion projects.
  • Business Acquisitions — structured financing for qualified acquisitions of profitable operating companies and asset portfolios.
  • Commercial Refinancing — replacement of expensive, restrictive or maturing debt for qualified projects and businesses.

06 · Typical Transactions

Representative transaction types we evaluate.

Examples only, provided for general orientation — not a guarantee of eligibility. Every transaction is subject to independent underwriting and review.

Commercial construction Development financing Acquisition financing Commercial refinancing Hospitality Industrial facilities Manufacturing Portfolio transactions Asset-backed opportunities Mixed-use developments Income-producing properties

Typical transaction size: $2.5 million and up, with institutional portfolio programs extending to $100 million or more in aggregate. Transactions outside this range may still be reviewed case-by-case.

07 · Capital Structures

Select the execution path that fits the transaction.

Qualified sponsors may pursue a long-term institutional structure with an exclusive execution period, or retain greater flexibility through a higher-cost, market-based alternative — described in the next two sections.

08 · Institutional Program

Long-term institutional structure.

09 · Flexible Capital Program

Flexible capital structure.

Flexible Capital Program

  • No long-term exclusivity
  • Borrower may pursue other financing sources concurrently
  • Illustrative pricing may begin near 8.25%*
  • Terms depend on the specific transaction and capital source

*Illustrative only; not a commitment to lend.

10 · Portfolio Aggregation Model

A path for qualified transactions to reach institutional scale.

Certain institutional programs require a minimum aggregate portfolio size. Qualified individual transactions may therefore be evaluated for inclusion within a larger diversified financing pool while remaining subject to transaction-specific underwriting and capital-provider approval.

1
Transaction Review

Initial screening of asset, borrower, financing request and supporting documentation.

2
Program Fit

Qualified opportunities may enter portfolio assembly and preliminary underwriting. This is not a financing commitment.

3
Portfolio Aggregation

Multiple qualified transactions may be assembled to reach the institutional program threshold. Transactions may be added, removed or substituted subject to capital-provider approval — substitution is never automatic.

4
Underwriting & Closing

Each transaction proceeds through final diligence, approvals, definitive documents and coordinated closing.

11 · Our Approach

A disciplined process from initial consultation to execution.

1
Initial Consultation

Understanding the transaction — the asset or business, the sponsorship, the capital need and the objective. Confidential; does not obligate either party.

2
Strategic Review

Evaluating the financing objective against available capital programs — transaction size, structure, timeline and the type of capital most likely to fit.

3
Structuring

Determining the most appropriate financing strategy — institutional or flexible, single-transaction or portfolio.

4
Institutional Evaluation

Coordinated underwriting and due diligence with the relevant capital source, examining documentation, collateral and transaction-specific risk.

5
Execution

Supporting the transaction through negotiation, documentation and closing, coordinating between the sponsor, advisors and capital source through to completion.

12 · Broker and Advisor Relationships

Brokers and advisors are welcome.

We collaborate with commercial mortgage brokers, investment bankers, advisors and other professional intermediaries on qualified opportunities.

  • Protected relationships — introductions and existing client relationships are documented, respected and handled confidentially.
  • Clear communication — clear expectations regarding milestones, documentation, exclusivity and transaction status.
  • Scalable opportunities — single transactions, portfolio opportunities and repeat origination relationships are all considered.

Intermediaries are invited to complete a Broker & Advisor Profile at builderstech.finance. Submitting a profile does not, by itself, create an agency, exclusivity, compensation or financing agreement.

13 · Submission Requirements

What a transaction submission should include.

  • Asset or business description
  • Requested financing amount
  • Current debt, if any
  • Use of proceeds
  • Sponsorship / ownership summary
  • Desired closing timeline

Additional documentation is requested as the review progresses. Not every submission will result in further review; eligibility depends on the specific transaction, asset class, sponsorship, documentation and the requirements of available capital programs at the time of review.

14 · Compliance Disclaimer

Important disclosures.

builderstech.finance is not representing that it is a bank, insured depository institution or direct lender unless expressly stated in a transaction-specific written agreement. All financing is subject to underwriting, due diligence, capital availability, legal review and definitive documentation. Rates, terms, timing and structures shown in this document are illustrative only and are not commitments to lend. No rate, term, approval, eligibility or closing is guaranteed. This document is for informational purposes only and is not a securities offering or investment solicitation. Submission of a transaction or broker profile does not create a commitment to lend, an agency relationship or a compensation obligation.

15 · Contact Information

Get in touch.

Phone

212-472-8001

Email

admin@buildersapp.com

Web

builderstech.finance

Legal Entity

buildersapp, Inc.

Mailing Address

buildersapp, Inc.
99 Wall Street #3300
New York, NY 10005