Answer is 3 and 4
Since we need to conduct the initial assessment of the borrowers
and the guarantors, we need to first assess their financial
capability and of repaying the loans. This can be done by skimming
through the financial history of the borrowers and the guarantors.
The legal structure of the borrower is important as we need to make
a judgment as to what our recourse will be in case of a default.
Does the borrowing entity has other assets and/or sources of
income? etc.
At this initial stage, it is also likely that the borrowers have
not identified the real estate asset which needs to be financed and
hence we need to make an assessment about the suitability of the
borrower.
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