SpreadSpace vs Blooma

Build rental analysis from the details on Form 8825 and Schedule E, then follow each property into NOI, adjustments and borrower coverage. SpreadSpace combines property schedules, lender-defined adjustment policy, source-linked exhibits and the borrower’s wider financial picture in one review.

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Three reasons to choose SpreadSpace

Spread each property in detail

Build property-level schedules from Form 8825 and Schedule E with income, itemized expenses and depreciation across years. Follow source lines and calculate NOI and adjusted NOI for the selected properties. Group rentals by street or property type while retaining each underlying property. Compare income, expenses and NOI across years and open the source detail for the properties behind a grouped result.

Set the rental earnings policy

Build NOI and adjusted NOI from each property's rental income, expenses, interest, depreciation and amortization. Save property- and year-specific adjustment selections and write-ins with the underlying return values still visible. Set institution-wide adjustment policies for tax-basis EBITDA, book-basis EBITDA, rental NOI and Schedule C. Apply full, partial or excluded treatment to supported expense concepts, reuse book-basis policy on company financials and make loan-specific exceptions.

Build the lender’s credit memo

Arrange borrower and guarantor charts, tables, ratios and notes on a shared financial-analysis canvas. Select entities and periods for the exhibits and save the layout with the loan. Build the lender's memo from reusable templates, analyst narrative and selected spread exhibits. Keep source-linked figures available in the memo workspace, then export the completed credit write-up.

Documented Blooma capabilities

Blooma origination intelligence combines borrower documents, property performance and market context for commercial real estate screening. Blooma origination intelligence

Its underwriting offering includes property cash flow analysis and scenario and sensitivity tools. Blooma commercial real estate underwriting

Sources checked September 22, 2026.

Example: review rentals across two owners

Example review using a fictional loan.

A borrowing business owns rental properties, while the guarantor holds another property personally. The lender needs to review each property before using an adjusted NOI in the credit analysis.

Documents for the review

  • Business return with Form 8825
  • Guarantor Form 1040 with Schedule E
  • Personal financial statement
  • Prior-period returns and property support
  1. Identify the properties and owners

    Review the rentals on Form 8825 and Schedule E, then compare the ownership context with the personal financial statement. Group by street or property type while keeping each underlying property identifiable.

  2. Review expenses and adjustments

    Inspect rental income, operating expenses and depreciation by property. Use the NOI bridge to review selected adjustments and record any analyst write-ins at the property level.

  3. Compare the next period

    Review rental income margins and operating expenses relative to rental income across the available years. Reuse saved adjustment selections and investigate changes against the source returns.

The analysis explains adjusted NOI for each property and preserves the ownership and expense detail behind the combined review.

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Why SpreadSpace is the stronger choice

Choose SpreadSpace when the property decision requires a detailed explanation of rental tax returns and adjusted NOI. Analysts can keep each property identifiable, inspect individual expenses and record the assumptions behind adjustments alongside the borrower and guarantor review. Blooma combines CRE screening and underwriting with property and market context; SpreadSpace centers the analysis on the financial documents and the evidence supporting the lender’s conclusion.

Choose SpreadSpace when

  • Your review includes rental properties on business and personal tax returns.
  • Your analysts group rentals by street or property type while retaining each underlying property.
  • Your property analysis needs per-property adjustments and reusable adjustment selections.
  • Your credit review compares income and expense trends with the guarantor’s wider financial context.

How the workflows compare

  • Blooma brings borrower information, property performance and market context into CRE screening.
  • Its underwriting tools include cash-flow analysis and scenario and sensitivity review.
  • SpreadSpace keeps Form 8825 and Schedule E property detail connected to the analyst’s NOI adjustments and wider borrower review.

Compare SpreadSpace and Blooma

SpreadSpace and Blooma, feature by feature
FeatureSpreadSpaceBlooma
Property underwriting
Property cash flow

Build property-level cash-flow exhibits from reported rental income and expenses. Separate the reported result from the interest, depreciation, amortization and analyst adjustments used in NOI.

Property cash flow analysis is part of underwriting.Blooma commercial real estate underwriting
Screening context

Bring the borrower’s business returns, company financials and guarantor statements into the property review. Keep the ownership, reporting period and source documents attached to the financial analysis.

Borrower, property and market context for CRE screening.Blooma origination intelligence
Coverage scenarios

Save named DSCR configurations for each entity using adjusted EBITDA from tax returns or company financial statements. Select debt-service lines, optional interest and analyst write-ins, then compare historical and pro forma coverage.

Scenario and sensitivity tools for underwriting.Blooma commercial real estate underwriting
Standardized company financials

Organize company statements into consistent financial categories, with current and noncurrent assets, liabilities and equity kept distinct. Expand grouped totals into their underlying reported lines, with readable labels and the source detail retained.

Not verified
Tax-to-book reconciliation

Reconcile return revenue and expenses to ordinary business income and then to income per books. Inspect M-1 or M-3 adjustments and supporting-statement detail, including any remaining difference, through the tax-to-book bridge.

Not verified
Rental tax detail
Rental property detail

Build property-level schedules from Form 8825 and Schedule E with income, itemized expenses and depreciation across years. Follow source lines and calculate NOI and adjusted NOI for the selected properties.

Not verified
Property grouping

Group rentals by street or property type while retaining each underlying property. Compare income, expenses and NOI across years and open the source detail for the properties behind a grouped result.

Not verified
Reported expense components

Inspect each property’s reported expense categories and supporting return lines. Expand grouped figures to review the contributing amounts before applying an adjustment.

Not verified
K-1 ownership and distributions

Keep K-1 issuers, recipients, income, distributions and capital detail linked to their supporting statements. Review outside interests with the guarantor's Form 1040 and follow the source behind the income or cash received.

Not verified
NOI and trends
Per-property adjustments

Build NOI and adjusted NOI from each property's rental income, expenses, interest, depreciation and amortization. Save property- and year-specific adjustment selections and write-ins with the underlying return values still visible.

Not verified
Saved selections

Set institution-wide adjustment policies for tax-basis EBITDA, book-basis EBITDA, rental NOI and Schedule C. Apply full, partial or excluded treatment to supported expense concepts, reuse book-basis policy on company financials and make loan-specific exceptions.

Not verified
Expense trends

Inspect each property's reported expense categories and compare their share of rental income across years. Expand the NOI bridge into interest, depreciation, amortization and analyst-selected adjustments.

Not verified
Custom financial metrics

Build custom graphs, ratios and aggregate statistics from searchable financial lines. Choose the operands and coefficients, compare results across periods and inspect the source rows behind the calculation.

Not verified
Ownership and credit context
Business and personal property

Break out a guarantor's wages, interest, dividends, business income and pass-through interests. Compare reported income with K-1 distributions and rental activity while retaining the person, year and source document.

Not verified
Personal financial statement

Analyze the guarantor's assets, liabilities, net worth, liquid assets and stated income. Open the supporting personal financial statement and inspect real estate and obligation detail alongside the personal return.

Not verified
Source-supported review

Click a source-backed figure to open the document at its highlighted region. Expand a derived figure into the contributing rows and follow those rows back to their sources.

Not verified
Personal debt-service coverage

Build personal coverage from selected PFS income and supported payment schedules, including SBA 413 installment and real-estate obligations. Add separate analyst income or debt-service assumptions and inspect the annualized payment components.

Not verified
Bank-implied financing

Build an implied debt schedule from observed bank advances and repayments. Inspect the underlying transactions and use payment cadence where the history supports it, while keeping inferred payments distinct from contractual terms.

Not verified
Credit work product
Multi-entity analysis canvas

Arrange borrower and guarantor charts, tables, ratios and notes on a shared financial-analysis canvas. Select entities and periods for the exhibits and save the layout with the loan.

Not verified
Reusable spread templates

Save an analysis layout as a reusable template for later loans. Reapply the selected visuals and arrangement to the new loan's data while keeping loan-specific comments and source links with the original review.

Not verified
Source-linked credit memo

Build the lender's memo from reusable templates, analyst narrative and selected spread exhibits. Keep source-linked figures available in the memo workspace, then export the completed credit write-up.

Not verified
Integration and finalized outputs
Embedded review and memo builder

Embed document review and financial analysis, including the memo builder, in the lender's application. Bind the session to a loan and analyst identity, with explicit controls for uploads, corrections and saving the analysis.

Not verified
Finalized financial attributes

Finalize the spread to save versioned financial attributes and ratios with separate tax-return, book-basis and company-reported figures. Retrieve configured DSCR, custom ratio results and analyst adjustments through the API, alongside a documents-only comparison and source document IDs.

Not verified
Credit memo PDF handoff

Request a PDF render of a saved credit memo through the API and retrieve the finished file for the loan record. Finalized memos retain a fixed PDF, with webhook events signaling when that document is ready.

Not verified

Blooma information is drawn from the linked public material, reviewed September 2026. Not verified means this comparison does not establish that capability; it does not mean the product lacks it.

Questions lenders ask

Does Blooma support commercial real estate underwriting?

Yes. Blooma combines borrower, property and market context for commercial real estate screening, and offers property cash flow analysis and scenario tools. Evaluate the detailed tax-return review separately.

How does the lender control rental adjustments?

Build NOI and adjusted NOI from each property's rental income, expenses, interest, depreciation and amortization. Save property- and year-specific adjustment selections and write-ins with the underlying return values still visible. Set institution-wide adjustment policies for tax-basis EBITDA, book-basis EBITDA, rental NOI and Schedule C. Apply full, partial or excluded treatment to supported expense concepts, reuse book-basis policy on company financials and make loan-specific exceptions.

How are business and personal properties distinguished?

Review business rentals on Form 8825 and personal rentals on the guarantor’s Schedule E separately. Compare the ownership context with the personal financial statement and supporting records.

Does grouping by street or property type merge the properties?

The analysis retains the underlying properties while grouping them for review. Keep each property’s income, expenses and ownership context identifiable.

How should depreciation be treated in adjusted NOI?

Inspect the reported depreciation and expense detail, then review the adjustments selected for that property’s NOI bridge. The analyst needs to explain the basis for each adjustment used in the credit analysis.

What do changes in rental margins or expense ratios establish?

They identify changes to investigate against the source returns and property detail. A trend alone does not establish a management problem or explain its cause.

How is SpreadSpace priced?

SpreadSpace pricing is tailored to your organization and document volume. Volume discounts are available for extraction. Contact sales for pricing based on your document volume.