Cash Flow [R1102]

 

The Cash Flow report [R1102] allows the lessor to evaluate the cash flow position of the leases against underlying loans. This is accomplished by comparing cash receipt of lease payments against cash outflow to the lender(s) for loan payments.

The report may be accessed through the Loan report menu [R11] and may be selected interactively for:

• All lenders and loans
• A lender
• A loan

 

Cash Flow Selection

• ALL
  Enter X to report on all lenders and loans. Leave blank to report on a specific lender or loan.
  
  
• LENDER
  Enter the lender number upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting on all lenders and loans.
  
  
• LOAN
  Enter the loan number upon which to report. Leave blank if reporting on all loans for a lender.

• DATES - ALL
  Enter X to report on all lease payment transactions currently on file, regardless of the process date. Leave blank if reporting on lease payments within a specific range of dates.
  
  
• START DATE
  Enter the beginning date of the period upon which to report in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706]. All lease payments processed on or after this date that are associated with the loan are selected. If both a START DATE and an END DATE are entered, all lease payments processed on or between these dates are selected. Leave START DATE blank if all lease payments are desired or if lease payments on or before the END DATE are desired.
  
  
• END DATE
  Enter the ending date of the period upon which to report in MM/DD/YY or DD/ MM/YY format, depending on the Date Format Preference field in Security [U0706]. All lease payments processed on or before this date that are associated with the loan are selected. If both a START DATE and an END DATE are entered, all lease payments processed on or between these dates are selected. Leave END DATE blank if all lease payments are desired or if lease payments on or after the START DATE are desired.

 

Cash Flow Report

• LOAN
  The loan number is displayed.
  
  
• LOAN PAYMENT PRINCIPAL
  The principal payment due the lender is displayed.
  
  
• LOAN PAYMENT INTEREST
  The estimated interest payment due the lender is displayed. The interest amount may be changed using the Change Loan option of the Loan update [U0211] if the exact interest figure is desired.
  
  
• LOAN PAYMENT TOTAL
  The sum of the principal and interest payment due the lender is displayed.
  
  
• ASSET
  The asset numbers associated with the loan are displayed. There may be multiple lease payments received for the loan.
  
  
• PAYMENT DATE
  The dates of all payments processed for the asset are displayed. Note that payments are not actually processed to an asset, but rather to the lease. Therefore, the dates shown are the payment processing dates for the payments to the lease to which the asset is tied.
  
  
• PAYMENT AMOUNT
  The amount of the lease payment, adjusted to the percentage of the asset in the lease, is displayed. For example, assets 1 and 2 make up lease 1 (asset 1 = 60% of the lease and asset 2 = 40% of the lease). If the total lease payment equaled $100.00, the asset 1 ‘payment’ equals $60.00 and the asset 2 ‘payment’ equals $40.00.
  
  
• CASH FLOW
  The difference between the total loan payment and the lease payment is displayed. A negative cash flow indicates the loan payment is higher than the received lease payments.
  
  

• TOTALS
  Page totals for the number of loans and all dollar amounts are shown by lender.

 

Additional Information

The payment transactions must currently be on the Transaction (RTX) file in order to be included in this report. Transaction (RTX) file information is "cleaned-up" or removed from the file during the second End of Month process through the Historical Payment/DTX Cleanup update [U0451]. For example, transactions for January 1 through January 31 are erased during the End of Month process for February. Therefore, payments for January may be reported up to and until the End of Month process is submitted for February.

 

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