NOOCRE/OOCRE/C&I Lending

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Across
  1. 6. "Bad Boy" provisions that trigger personal liability.
  2. 7. The process of paying off debt over a set period.
  3. 9. A loan where the lender's only recovery is the collateral property.
  4. 12. A document where a tenant verifies their lease terms for a lender.
  5. 16. Physical goods held for sale by a business, often used as C&I collateral.
  6. 17. Loan amount divided by property value (Abbr.).
  7. 18. The amount added to a base index rate to determine the interest rate.
  8. 20. Investment property where borrower doesn’t occupy space.
  9. 22. A line of credit that can be drawn, repaid, and reused.
  10. 23. A judgment for the remaining balance if a foreclosure sale falls short.
  11. 25. The code for filing liens on business assets like equipment (Abbr.).
  12. 26. Short-term "gap" financing used until permanent funding is secured.
  13. 27. NOI divided by property value; used to estimate market value.
  14. 28. The formal risk assessment process before loan approval.
Down
  1. 1. An allowance for building out a tenant's space (Abbr. is TI).
  2. 2. A long-term physical property like land or heavy machinery.
  3. 3. A personal promise to repay a loan if the business fails.
  4. 4. A large final payment due at the end of the loan term.
  5. 5. Financial rules or ratios a borrower must maintain.
  6. 8. The percentage of total square footage currently leased.
  7. 10. A loan where the borrower is personally liable for the debt.
  8. 11. A legal claim on an asset or property.
  9. 13. Property used primarily for the owner's own business (Abbr.).
  10. 14. Current assets minus current liabilities; used for operations.
  11. 15. The specific date when a loan must be paid in full.
  12. 19. Net operating income divided by debt service (Abbr.).
  13. 21. Total property income minus operating expenses (Abbr.).
  14. 22. A detailed list of all tenants, their square footage, and monthly payments.
  15. 24. Money owed to a business by its customers (Abbr. for Accounts Receivable).