Financial Statements Question - Taking on debt

Can someone quickly do a "how does it affect 3 financial statements" if you purchase an asset by taking on debt?

My thoughts were:

CF: Cash from Financing (taking on debt) UP, Cash from Investing (purchasing building) DOWN, NI DOWN - end result?

IS: Depr. Expense UP, Int. Expense UP - NI down?

BS: PP&E UP, LT Debt UP - balanced?

I don't think the above is right, and am trying to prepare for these questions for interviews tmrw.

Also, what happens when you issue a dividend?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

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