Commerical Loan documenation requirements needed for credit analysis

Borrower Information

  • Collect tax returns for the past three years.
  • Include both personal and business tax returns.
  • Ensure the returns are signed and filed with the appropriate tax authorities.
  • Obtain a copy of the borrower's business plan.
  • Review projections for revenue, expenses, and cash flows.
  • Assess the feasibility and viability of the business plan.
  • Request documentation showing the borrower's ownership structure.
  • Include articles of incorporation, partnership agreements, or operating agreements.
  • Verify the legal structure and ownership percentages.
  • Obtain the borrower's credit history from credit reporting agencies.
  • Collect references from previous lenders, suppliers, or clients.
  • Evaluate creditworthiness and reliability.
  • Request the borrower's personal financial statement.
  • Include details of personal assets, liabilities, and income.
  • Collect bank account statements to verify financial stability.
  • Collect a list of the borrower's current assets.
  • Include cash, accounts receivable, inventory, and investments.
  • Gather information on current liabilities, such as loans and payables.
  • Request copies of any legal and business certifications.
  • Include licenses, permits, or registrations required for the industry.
  • Ensure all necessary certifications are up to date.
  • Perform a background check on the borrower.
  • Include criminal history, litigation records, and regulatory violations.
  • Assess any potential risks or red flags.
  • Calculate the borrower's debt-to-income ratio.
  • Assess the borrower's ability to generate sufficient income to service the loan.
  • Consider other existing debts and financial obligations.
  • Identify and assess any collateral provided by the borrower.
  • Include real estate, equipment, inventory, or other valuable assets.
  • Evaluate the value and marketability of the collateral.
  • Evaluate the borrower's experience in the industry.
  • Consider their track record of success or failure.
  • Assess their knowledge and expertise in the specific sector.

Loan Purpose and Structure

Financial Analysis

Collateral Evaluation

Personal Guarantees

Legal Documentation

Other Supporting Documents

Credit Analysis

Risk Assessment

Approval and Documentation

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