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About
Dennis is a finance educator and real estate writer who makes complex financial decisions easier to understand. His work connects the numbers behind a loan—cash flow, leverage, reserves, rates, and risk—to the practical choices investors and borrowers make.
He is an adjunct professor at the City University of New York, where he teaches finance and economics. Dennis earned a Master of Science in Risk Management, Dynamic Financial Analysis and Modeling and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from Queens College, CUNY. He also holds a Bloomberg certification.
Before joining theLender’s editorial program, Dennis built a career across financial education and publishing. He served as a managing editor for the Global Association of Risk Professionals and has contributed to leading finance and real estate publications, including Investopedia, The Balance, Seeking Alpha, and Awning.
Areas of expertise
Dennis specializes in real estate investing, mortgage finance, risk management, and applied economics. At theLender, he writes for investors and borrowers who need clear answers about DSCR loans, non-QM financing, rental-property cash flow, and the tradeoffs behind financing decisions.
- DSCR and rental-property cash-flow analysis
- Real estate financing structures and leverage
- Risk management and financial modeling
- Non-QM mortgage education
- Economics and investment decision-making
Credentials
- M.S. in Risk Management, Dynamic Financial Analysis and Modeling
- B.B.A. in Finance
- Adjunct Professor at CUNY
- Bloomberg certification