Speeding up tax depreciation on borrowers’ properties may make their cash flow more attractive to lenders

Just had an article published in the July issue of the Scotsman Guide.

Summary: With the continuing credit crunch, increasing property foreclosures and tighter mortgage underwriting standards, commercial mortgage brokers often must help their clients find creative ways to meet lenders' requirements and prequalify for loans. One common area of concern for commercial mortgage lenders is borrowers' cash flow - or lack thereof. Brokers can help their clients understand how to increase their property's cash flow - and therefore, their chances of getting a loan through a cost segregation study.

See the rest of my article published in the July issue of the Scotsman Guide:Hustle and Flow: Speeding up tax depreciation on borrowers’ properties may make their cash flow more attractive to lenders