Single Tenant Net Lease Lenders suggestions.
Hello I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for lenders that do single tenant nnn leases financing. Nationally would be great, but specifically looking for financing in the north east.

Edit: I’m looking names of specific lenders like bank names.
[{"id": "fzjwzz8", "text": "Please provide more information in order to receive thoughtful, engaging comments. Where specifically in the NE? What type of single tenant and/or who the tenant is. \n\nFor example: Property is located in Boston and has been fully NNN leased to a locally owned restaurant since 1962.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fzk1vke", "text": "Conduit loans (CMBS Loans) are sometimes used for NNN, however they are the \"lender of last resort\"\n\nIf you have a credit tenant, and a long (10+ years lease term) then balance sheet lenders will typically lend on it as well. They will be cheaper than co suit usually. \n\nYou might also get a speciality fund or investment team willing to lend as well.", "replies": [{"id": "g02e073", "text": " \nCmbs loans are most definitely not lenders of last resort lol. I think the billions of loans they do a year would disagree.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fzkg6uc", "text": "Not all NNN leases are the same.  Some companies (dollar general, family dollar, CVS, wall greens) go for pretty low cap rates when their first 20 year leases are in places (once they get into the 5 year renewal periods it moves up) because they are essentially a real estate secured bond for that company.  To use the example above a family restaurant is Boston is not going to get the same premium as a brand new CVS with a grand opening sign on it.\n\nTaking the above into account the value of NNN lease is directly related to the strength of that tenant and it's going to be hard to get much of a loan if the lender can't underwrite the tenant.  Most banks do some measure of this lending but your mileage will vary depending on their criteria.  \n\nAlso, be wary of sale lease back situations since the company doing the sale has more information than you and is trying to access the capital tied up in their real estate for SOME reason.  That reason could be detrimental to the value of their subsequent lease.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fzp6t9g", "text": "I do a lot of these if you\u2019d like to connect privately. All over the country, single and multi tenant.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "g02e9xd", "text": "I\u2019m a commercial mortgage broker and would be happy to help but in the spirit of community check out First Tech Federal Credit Union, Academy Bank, Trinet Funding/Capstar Bank, or First Internet Bank. I have more but that\u2019s what puts food on my table. Happy to speak further about your deal, hopefully I earned some good karma.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]