A direct, principal-to-principal sale is confidential: it runs under NDA, with no public marketing and no contact with the borrower, guarantors, or tenants without the seller's written authorization. That discretion protects the lender's borrower relationship, its reputation, and its exposure to lender-liability claims.
Careless contact with a borrower, an unannounced site visit, or a leaked sale can trigger lender-liability claims and damage long-standing relationships. A confidential direct sale removes a credit quietly — the opposite of broad market exposure. Standing Bid Capital is a direct principal buyer of CRE loans, discounted payoffs, and REO — $250K–$25M, all-cash, no re-trade, confidential. Request a confidential review.
Not from us — there is no borrower contact without your written authorization, and underwriting is done by desktop and public-record review until you decide otherwise.
Yes — a competitive process exposes the asset and its data to a wide buyer list, while a direct sale is a single, principal-to-principal negotiation under NDA.
The buyer manages the servicing transfer and borrower transition professionally; the seller exits the relationship cleanly.