Walker & Dunlop has expanded its revolving credit and letter-of-credit commitments under an amendment to its credit agreement. The change increases the company’s access to committed financing; it does not, by itself, mean Walker & Dunlop borrowed the additional funds.
- Revolving commitments rise to $150 million from $50 million. The amendment replaces the existing revolving facility with a new one and increases the total commitments available from participating lenders.
- Letter-of-credit commitments rise to $75 million from $25 million. These commitments support letters of credit issued for the company, rather than representing cash borrowed outright.
- The amendment took effect on October 26, 2026. It modifies the credit agreement originally dated March 14, 2025, with JPMorgan Chase Bank serving as administrative agent.
- The amendment also makes other changes to the credit agreement, but their specifics are not described in the available materials.
The larger commitments increase Walker & Dunlop’s committed financing capacity. The amounts are credit limits, not a report of outstanding borrowings, and the announcement does not state how much of the facility the company has drawn.