Finance
An Oklahoma commercial real estate lender evaluating a loan request typically analyzes what underwriting factors?
AOnly the borrower's personal credit score
BThe Four C's: Capacity (income/cash flow), Capital (equity/down payment), Collateral (property value and quality), and Credit (borrower creditworthiness and history)✓ Correct
COnly the property's market value
DOnly the loan-to-value ratio
Explanation
Commercial real estate underwriting involves analyzing: Capacity (does the property/borrower generate enough income to service the debt?), Capital (how much equity does the borrower have?), Collateral (is the property quality and value adequate?), and Credit (what is the borrower's track record?).
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