What is the typical advance rate and structure on a revolving credit facility for a CRE Bridge Lender?

Commonly known as a 'warehouse credit line'. What equity will the bridge lender be required to contribute?

Is the lender's equity contribution returned once the loan is sold off the line?

I imagine that bridge lenders who utilize warehouse credit lines are more concerned on origination volume considering the loan is sold off quickly as opposed to being held on their balance sheet thus acting in a more intermediary capacity opposed to a more "buy side" high quality eccentric approach.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

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