If your CRE pipeline is being slowed down by manual, disconnected due diligence steps, this session is for you. We'll show you what the integration between Baker Hill and CREtelligent looks like, how it shortens the time between application and closing, and where banks and credit unions are seeing the biggest impact on their CRE pipeline by getting the complete picture upfront.
Expect a practical, no-fluff look at how you can take your CRE due diligence to the next level.
How the Baker Hill + CREtelligent integration consolidates environmental, property condition, flood, and other CRE due diligence into a single, existing workflow.
How closing the gap between application and closing keeps borrowers from shopping elsewhere.
Where banks and credit unions are already seeing the biggest impact on their CRE pipeline.
Practical steps to modernize your CRE due diligence process without adding headcount or new systems.
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With roughly $1.2 trillion in CRE loans maturing next year, lenders are already stretched thin just getting deals underwritten. But approval is only half the job. The moment a deal gets a yes, due diligence kicks in — and it's messier than most teams like to admit: collateral data scattered across a dozen disconnected sources, vendor panels 30-plus firms deep, and an ordering process still held together by emails and status-chasing.
CREtelligent's CEO, Anthony Romano III, wrote a white paper that nails this problem. It's a sharp, honest look at where CRE due diligence breaks down — and why it's only going to get louder as the refinancing wave hits every stage of the pipeline, not just origination.
