Commercial Loan Resources
Commercial lending has higher risk due to its size and complexity; it also requires expertise that’s costly to acquire. However, it also offers significant opportunities – when combined with solid underwriting and overhead expense management – to grow profitability.
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Our Services
Servion Commercial Loan Resources is a strategic partner for financial institutions in search of assistance in any area of business lending. Our services can be tailored to fit the unique needs of your institution – from facilitating growth to simplifying your commercial lending business.
Portfolio Servicing
Portfolio Servicing
- We're a leading commercial loan servicer for community FIs
- Full or tailored to fit your needs
- Portfolio management and monitoring
- Critical tracking systems for your collateral
Closing
Closing
- Loan documentation preparation
- In-house title services
- Post-closing quality control
Loan Underwriting
Loan Underwriting
- Risk assessment to gain insight into credit quality
- Identify and recommend proper loan structure
- Highly experienced team of underwriters
Collateral
Collateral
- Quality Appraisal review and Evaluation products
- Environmental review for Phase I, II and III
- Vendor engagement for appraisal, environmental and other third-party reports
Additional Services
Additional Services
- Loan policy review and development
- Migration assistance from ALLL to CECL
- Portfolio auditing
- And much more
Expertise
The Importance of Collateral Review in Commercial Lending
Chief Credit Officer Tony Lillie and Collateral Solutions Manager Janet Nelson explain why collateral review is such an important step in commercial real estate lending.
Learn MoreOur Blog | Feb 13, 2023
The Servion Group's Partner Update - January 2023
We are thrilled to welcome our newest partners and grow all relationships with existing ones.
Our Blog | Feb 10, 2023
Tips to Maintain a Healthy Home Loan Pipeline to Fuel Spring Sales
As interest rates continue to rise, some homeowners who have been pre-approved for loans at a certain amount may have decided to pull out of the market entirely (because the monthly payment is now significantly higher) or they may be reassessing their comfort level with the loan amount they originally were approved for.
Our Blog | Feb 06, 2023
2023 Real Estate Forecast: Market to Regain Normalcy
As interest rates continue to rise, some homeowners who have been pre-approved for loans at a certain amount may have decided to pull out of the market entirely (because the monthly payment is now significantly higher) or they may be reassessing their comfort level with the loan amount they originally were approved for.
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