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Consider a situation many construction lenders have seen. A draw request comes in ninety days after closing. It is draw three, but the inspection shows less progress than requested. The GC is behind, the borrower is frustrated, and the amount requested for framing is well ahead of the work actually in place. The draw team responds correctly: apply a cutback, request lien waivers, ask questions, and verify the work. But walk the file backward and a different picture forms. The

We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership between Build Check Pro and CRS Credit API. This collaboration integrates CRS’s background and credit reporting data into Build Check Pro’s screening platform, delivering faster turnaround times and richer risk insights for lenders. Build Check Pro helps lenders protect capital and keep projects on track by eliminating the blind spots that slow down construction lending. Limited contractor reviews, manual draw workflows and f

A construction loan defaults in month eleven. The borrower has stopped responding to calls. The interest reserve ran dry. The property is two-thirds finished, and the GC walked off weeks ago. By the time the workout team gets the file, the answer is already obvious: this wasn’t really a sudden default. It was a stall that became a default. The review walks back through the timeline. Last meaningful site activity: month seven. Last draw requested: month six. Final permit inspe