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Four short videos, each recorded on the live site. Every number on screen is the product's own on the day it was recorded, read from public filings you can pull yourself.
A guided tour
Verstavo reads the public filings behind commercial real estate debt: CMBS loans, the banks that lend into them, and the metros underneath.
- An alert on an office loan, and the data desk's answer from the servicer's own filings.
- The full loan file, from issuance to the exit analysis.
- A question about the whole office book.
- A metro page, with the special servicers, the B-piece buyers and the banks behind the loans.
Recorded October 26, 2026. Figures are as of that date.
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The CMBS monitor
A loan rarely fails on its monthly payment. It fails at the exit, or when the anchor tenant leaves, while current coverage still looks fine.
- The whole book and its maturity wall.
- The lenses that read the same loan tape for the trouble headline numbers hide: Blind Spot, Mark to Truth, Lease Rollover.
- The Exit Gap, where every threshold is a dial.
- The loans likely to reach special servicing, and the ones already there.
Recorded October 27, 2026. Figures are as of that date.
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The bank book
Every insured bank files a call report with the FDIC each quarter. Verstavo reads all of them through the commercial real estate book.
- Every bank's real estate book against its capital, and the regulator's concentration line.
- Banks to Watch, with the signal's own backtest across every year of filings.
- What banks expect to lose, and the loans reworked to stay current.
- Reverse stress, and the bond-book loss regulatory capital does not see.
- One bank's file: its branches, its rank among its peers, and ten years of filings.
Recorded October 28, 2026. Figures are as of that date.
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In the classroom
A short lesson for a mortgage or MBS course, built from the same public record investors use.
- One Los Angeles office loan, from its underwriting at securitization to its workout, with the plan set against what happened.
- A claim heard at an industry conference, tested against the loan tape.
- The loan placed in its metro.
Recorded October 27, 2026. Figures are as of that date.
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See the whole picture.
Everything on the public side of this site is free, and every figure on it is rebuildable from the filing it cites. The platform goes loan‑by‑loan — stress scores, maturity walls, special‑servicing transfers, bank CRE, and your own portfolio benchmarked against the market.