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Business Consulting and Advisory Services We can empower you to make better business decisions by helping you review your business performance and suggesting ways you can improve key areas of your business. Understand your financial situation and see how your business compares to similar businesses Take action to resolve highlighted danger areas Provide the reports to bank loan providers, prospective buyers, and other businesses with whom you transact.

According to SCORE, 82% of businesses that fail do so because managers have a poor understanding of cash flow.

Industry Specific Reports Analyze Key Areas of Your Business Easy to Understand Explanations The report takes into account the performance of similar businesses to put the results achieved into perspective. Liquidity Profits and Profit Margin Sales Borrowing Assets Employees Commentary that interprets Language you will be able to understand Simple graphs Performance variations and industry comparisons According to SCORE, 82% of businesses that fail do so because managers have a poor understanding of cash flow.

Global Analysis Business Analysis Real Estate Analysis Personal Analysis Types of Analysis Personal Analysis Business Analysis Real Estate Analysis Global Analysis Budgeting/Projections-Profitability Modeling Loan Application Packages-”What-if” scenarios Analyze combined entities from Business, Personal and Real Estate Analyze 1 or multiple properties Analyze 1 or multiple guarantors

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