CMBS Financing Blog
Learn everything you need to know about CMBS loans, including terms, property types, prepayment penalties, lenders, and more.
There are two types of commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS), agency CMBS, which consist of loans pooled by government-sponsored entities (GSEs) including Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and non-agency (private) CMBS, which consist of loans pooled and securitized by private lenders, such as JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs.
CMBS loans are not serviced by the lender who issued the loan and are instead serviced by third-party entities referred to as master servicers. In many situations, the master servicer will assign the day-to-day servicing duties to another entity, known as a primary servicer.
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