Borrower Entity Review for Private Lenders
Keep borrower entity review moving as loan volume grows—with structured reports, suggested signature blocks, and the included EntityScan Assistant to help with questions and next steps.
Where Private Lenders Use EntityScan AI
Borrower entity review for business-purpose real estate lending.
DSCR Rental Lending
Review the borrowing entity’s ownership, signing authority, and governing provisions for business-purpose rental-property loans.
Residential Transition Lending (RTL)
Review entity documents and required approvals for residential investment-property acquisition, renovation, and construction loans.
Commercial Bridge Lending
Review borrower ownership, signing authority, and entity status for short-term loans on commercial properties.
Built for Volume. Consistent on Every Review.
Reduce repeated manual work across your pipeline. Give your team a structured report on each borrower entity, with the included EntityScan Assistant to help work through questions and remaining issues.
For Underwriting, Closing, and Operations Teams
Underwriting
- Understand ownership, control, and signing authority.
- Identify risk factors and the attention they require.
Closing
- Use the suggested signature block.
- Get help with steps and documents to resolve issues or use different signers.
Operations
- Give your team a consistent report across the pipeline.
- Free up your team to handle more volume.
Want to connect EntityScan to your lending software? Fast-track report ordering and full API integration are available. Discuss integration →
Time Savings That Add Up
Illustrative example, not a customer testimonial or guaranteed result. See pricing for your report volume →
Security for Your Lending Workflow
EntityScan AI runs on Microsoft cloud. Customer data is never used to train AI models or routed through consumer AI chat products.
See Security & Trust for security controls and the current SOC 2 examination status.
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