Cash Flow Analysis

Distinguish between reported income and actual cash flow available to the borrower. Focus on what truly supports repayment capacity.

Tax Return Analysis

Understanding key forms, schedules, and how reported figures translate into meaningful financial insight. Identify what matters, what doesn’t, when evaluating a borrower’s return.

Lender Risk & Interpretation

Recognizing when financial information may be overstated, misunderstood, or incomplete. Avoid common pitfalls that can impact lending decisions.

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CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
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    Introduction Have you ever come across something called a “Section 461(l) excess business loss adjustment” on an individual tax return…

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TAX RETURN ANALYSIS
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    We recently received a call on the Bukers Hotline where a new software user was trying to spread cash flow…

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LENDER RISK & INTERPRETATION
  • Capital Gains and Losses: Recurring or Non-recurring?

    The other day, an analyst called in to the Bukers Hotline asking about some items that were reported on their…

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