Market report
Who is lending in your market
One county, metro or state, by lender and year, from the public record. A PDF and a CSV. It needs no data from you and no connection to your systems, and it never changes any page or result on this site.
Join the waitlist for a report See a real sample
Not on sale yet. Joining costs nothing and orders nothing. One time. Join the waitlist for pricing. Commercial-purpose lending only.
What is in it
For the place and the kinds of loan you choose
- Recorded multifamily loans, by lender and year. Counts and dollars from HMDA, the one public file that places a loan below the state. Any count under 5 prints as "fewer than 5".
- SBA 7(a) and 504 loans, by lender. Net of cancelled approvals. The SBA file places a loan in a state and not a county, so a county or metro report carries the state's figures and says so.
- Your own position. Name your institution and its row is marked among the others.
- Who came in and who left. Lenders with loans in the latest year and none in the year before, and the reverse.
- What local banks hold. Call report balances by category, dated, and worded as "holds". Call reports carry balances, not loans made.
- How it was made. Sources and their dates, the small-cell rule, and what the report cannot show. Every figure has its source and date beside it.
- The tables as a CSV, so your team can work with them.
What it is not
- A ranking of banks, a rating, or a statement about anyone's safety. Lenders are sorted by the measure on the table and nothing else.
- A forecast, or advice about what to do.
- Private data. It holds no lender's pricing or terms and nothing about people.
- A list of borrowers. No borrower name, address or loan record appears in it.
Source and date appear beside each figure. Banks report balances, not loans made. Loans made come only from HMDA and SBA files. We do not audit filings and can make errors joining them. Method
How it works
Four steps
- Choose a county, metro area or state and join the waitlist for it. Nothing is charged.
- We write to you once, when reports open, with the price.
- If you go ahead, we build it from the public files and a person checks it.
- You get a link by email within 5 business days. The link works for 30 days.
Choose your place · See a real sample: Franklin County, Ohio
Price
One time, not a monthly plan
| Report | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| County report | One county. | Join the waitlist for pricing |
| Metro report | One metro area. | Join the waitlist for pricing |
| State report | One state. | Join the waitlist for pricing |
| A second set of peers | Add to any report: a second set of peers that you choose. | Join the waitlist for pricing |
A flat fee for the report. It does not depend on how the report is used, and no fee changes any page or result on this site.
Questions people ask
Is this a ranking of banks?
No. Lenders are sorted by the measure named above each table, with no grade, no score and no list of the weakest. Nothing in the report is a statement about the safety or soundness of any institution or its deposits.
Do you need data from us?
No. The report is made from public files. You tell us the place and the kinds of loan, and optionally which institution is yours so we can mark its row. We connect to none of your systems.
How long does it take?
Reports are not on sale yet. When they are, a report is delivered within 5 business days: a script builds it from the public files and a person checks it before it is sent. You get a download link by email, and it works for 30 days.
What if there are very few loans in my place?
A small place makes a thin report, because any count under 5 is never printed. We check the place first, and tell you before anything is charged if a report cannot be built.
Who sees that we joined the waitlist?
The people who run this site. The operator keeps it in its own records and does not sell or share it, as the Privacy Policy says. It plays no part in what any page or result says.
How may we use it?
The figures are public facts. Use them with their source and date and credit The Lender Report, as the license asks. A version you can send to your customers with your name beside ours is not offered yet.
For your vendor review
A one-time report is the smallest thing we offer a bank, and it needs no access to your systems. The vendor packet and the security page say what we hold and what is not in place yet. Questions: desk@lender.report.