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What are the four risks that shape the financing structure?

Cost, Completion, Market, Takeout

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What is the Financing Structure of Cost?

if construction exceed the budget

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What is the Financing Structure of Completion?

if it will be completed on time and how it was planned , this can include permits and contractor performance

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What is the Financing Structure of Market ?

if demand support rent, sales and absorption

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What is the Financing Structure of Takeout?

if construction loan will be paid off in full and on time

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What is the Capital Stack?

Common Equity
Preferred Equity
Mezzanine Debt
Senior Debt

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Common Equity- Most risky

paid last, most upside and first loss position

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Preferred Equity

priority over common equity and negotiated return

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Mezzanine Debt

subordinate to senior debt and high required return so high interest rate

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Senior Debt- Least risky

paid first, collateral and covenants , limited upside, once you are paid you are out of it

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Who is paid first in the Capital Stack?

senior debt

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Who absorbs the first economic loss?

common equity

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who recieves fixed payments vs residual payments?

senior debt

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who makes decisions and who has protective rights?

common equity or senior

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What are construction loans?

debt is advanced via a series of “draws” , each one intended to finance the next phase of the project, this can reduce risk to lender. Developer receives the draw and completes phase, applies for next one, and lender inspects and approves

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Feasibility Underwriting Question

do budget, rents and completed value make sense

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Team Underwriting Question

can developer and contractor complete the plan

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Equity Underwriting Question

how much capital is at risk ahead of the lender

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Completion Underwriting Question

what would stop or delay the project

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Repayment Underwriting Question

what is the credible sale or refinancing path

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Before issue a permanent loan, lenders commonly require?

a certificate of occupancy and evidence that the property is stabilized

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Within the capital stack, which source of capital is typically paid first and has the most protection against losses?

Senio Debt

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Which zoning regulation constraints developers the most when trying to design their projects?

Lot Coverage

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How do you find the maximum allowable floorspace?

SF of Lot x FAR

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If a permanent leader determines the maximum loan amount using both an LTC constraint and a DSCR constraint, the actual loan amount will generally be ?

the smaller/ minimum of the two amounts

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