Finance
In Ohio, a 'participation loan' in commercial real estate financing typically involves:
AMultiple borrowers sharing one loan
BMultiple lenders each funding a portion of a large loan✓ Correct
CA government agency co-signing the loan
DThe borrower and lender sharing ownership of the property
Explanation
A participation loan involves multiple lenders (a lead lender and participant lenders) each contributing a portion of the total loan amount, allowing lenders to share the risk on large commercial loans.
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