I am having trouble what "leveraging a loan via a credit facility" means.
For context ... A company called iBorrow (private mortgage REIT) will originate loans which are then "leveraged via a credit facility provided by" a few banks.
What exactly does this mean in simple terms?
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Financing your loan…aka debt on top of the debt you are originating.
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