Comparison
Dori vs a lender database or list
A lender database answers who does multifamily in Texas. It does not answer whether this lender funds this loan, at this leverage, for this sponsor. And it stops at the list: the package and the emails are still on you.
| Dimension | Dori | A lender database or list |
|---|---|---|
| What it matches on | Your deal's loan size, LTV, DSCR, asset class, geography and sponsor experience | Filters you set by hand |
| Hard fails | Surfaced separately | Not distinguished from soft misses |
| Ranking | Ranked by fit, with misses shown per criterion | A filtered list |
| Deal data | Extracted from your documents | Entered by you to run a search |
| Package | Branded PPTX and DOCX memo generated | Not included |
| Outreach | Sent in your name with tracked replies and follow-ups | Export contacts and email separately |
| Rates | Live SOFR and Treasury monitoring | Usually not included |
| Pricing | Lender database included, no per-package fees | Often priced separately |
When a lender database or list is the better choice
- You only need contact details for lenders and already have your own packaging process.
- You are researching the market rather than placing a specific deal.
Questions
How many lenders does Dori score?
More than 800 lender profiles are scored on every deal.
Is the lender database an extra charge?
No. There is no charge for the lender database on Professional.
What is a hard fail?
A criterion the deal cannot meet, such as a geography the lender does not cover or a loan below its minimum size. Dori shows hard fails separately so you skip lenders who will not fund it.
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