Thoughts on Small Balance Commercial Loans?

I recently noticed that Angel Oak acquired a small balance loan shop. Large PE shops like Lone Star have dedicated teams for small balance loan. I am just wondering what makes small balance loans different from traditional senior mortgages.

Also, what's growth potential and/or exit opportunity for a small balance loan underwrite/originator.

Thank you

 

No, it’s not alternative financing

It’s called small balance because the loan balance is small, by Fannie/Freddie definition anything under $7M is small balance.

And it doesn’t charge higher coupon, debt shop makes money selling these loans to secondary market (Fannie/Freddie), and GSE would pay 5x more for small balance loans vs conventional loans

 

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