10 Warning Signs for Construction Lenders that Problems May Be on the Horizon
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10 Warning Signs for Construction Lenders that Problems May Be on the Horizon
By Brian Pawluck, President, BKP Advisors
In the current environment of high demand for labor and materials combined with a high risk of government intervention, construction lenders need to detect warning signs of a borrower’s financial difficulty at the earliest opportunity.
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Brian Pawluck is president of BKP Advisors, where he provides turnaround and financial restructuring services to companies, their boards, and creditors. Most recently, he was a managing director at Duff & Phelps and prior to that a partner at PwC LLP. Pawluck has been involved in the real estate and construction sector in a number of capacities and has overseen the completion of condominium projects, pipelines, and mechanical and hospitality projects.
