Lev
@levsoftware
We help the best commercial real estate dealmakers become superhuman.
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Sloppy or inconsistent deal books hurt credibility. Lenders expect polished, standardized materials...but purely manual processes can lead to errors and formatting gaps. Perception matters: professional OMs lead to better lender response rates.
Stop cold calling. Know you're bringing lenders exactly what they're looking for before you even reach out.
Before Lev = spreadsheets, cold calls, endless PDFs. After Lev = upload once, see matches, compare terms, share with the right lenders.
Your to-do list before: • Update lender spreadsheet • Call to see who’s active • Compare rates across PDFs Your to-do list now (after Lev): • Upload deal • Check lender matches • Review terms side-by-side • Share with best-fit lenders
The best market strategy in 2025? Pair lender insight with a tech stack that actually moves at market speed.
Every unanswered lender email is a deal slowing down 🥲 (PS Lev has automatic follow-ups. No ghosting over here.)
I like when retail signage matches the buildings vibe.
The Midwest is having a moment in CRE lending. hubs.li/Q03Ccm9Y0
Is summer still a slow season in CRE? Our users are still getting plenty of deals done....but have you experienced a summer slowdown?
Office lending isn’t dead, but it takes a tighter process to win. Automating follow-ups and status reports isn’t optional anymore.
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