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Who borrows

  • Property owners who need capital quickly and for a short period
  • Borrowers with real equity in the property
  • [TBD: borrower types and property types in scope, for example residential, commercial, land]

Becoming a borrower

1

Contact Shores

Reach out directly or through your broker. See Get in touch.
2

Identity and documents

Complete identity checks (KYC, or KYB for companies) and provide ownership records and details of the property and your exit plan. [TBD: document checklist]
3

Underwriting

Shores reviews the borrower, the title, the property’s value and the exit plan, and sizes the loan conservatively. [TBD: valuation and title process]
4

Sign and register

Sign the loan documents. The first lien is registered against the property. See Borrower loan agreement.
5

Funding

The loan is funded offchain. [TBD: typical time to fund]

Brokers

[TBD: broker program details]