Disclaimer: These spreadsheets are intended to be used as a sample of the projects Contrarian Realty Partners will pursue and complete. We are not seeking funding for this particular sample project. List of Tables - Development Stages Stage 1a: Rent & Sales Summary Stage 1b: Pro Forma NOI Stage 1c: Maximum Debt Calculation Stage 1d: Development Costs Stage 1e: Summary Analysis & Simple Ratios Stage 2a: Analysis Stage 2 Analysis--For-Sale Units Cash Flow Stage 3a--Analysis, Cash Flows During Development Period, Including Initial Lease-Up Activities Stage 3b: Development Cost Summary Stage 3c: Analysis--Combined Annual Before- and After-Tax Cash Flows during Development and Operating Period Stage 5 Analysis - Investor Return
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Disclaimer: These spreadsheets are intended to be used as a sample of the projects Contrarian Realty Partners
will pursue and complete. We are not seeking funding for this particular sample project.
List of Tables - Development StagesStage 1a: Rent & Sales Summary
Stage 1b: Pro Forma NOI
Stage 1c: Maximum Debt Calculation
Stage 1d: Development Costs
Stage 1e: Summary Analysis & Simple Ratios
Stage 2a: Analysis
Stage 2 Analysis--For-Sale Units Cash Flow
Stage 3a--Analysis, Cash Flows During Development Period, Including Initial Lease-Up Activities
Stage 3b: Development Cost Summary
Stage 3c: Analysis--Combined Annual Before- and After-Tax Cash Flows during Development and Operating
Total Project Costs after Subsidies 8,921,541$ 8,921,541$ 0$
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eThe development of this project includes a Federal Tax Subsidy through section 179D of "The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act 2008". The present value of this
subsidy has been deducted from the total project cost as a means to simplify the analysis. Practically speaking the subsidy will require a qualification process through an
independent 3rd party "approved" certification specialist. The subsidy is available as of the time of project analysis 6/13. Due to the varying nature of subsidies, the subsidy
is prorated based on the applicable portion of the project, and not by square footage. The subsidy allowance is $1.80 PSF.
Stage 1d - Development Costs
cThis calculation is a preliminary estimate of interest during construction and reflects market rate construction financing.as of 6/13.
dOperating Reserve represents the amount that will be required to cover operating costs and debt service before the project reaches break-even occupancy. Operating
reserve will be taken from draws against the construction loan on an as needed basis. N/A to this proforma.
aThe following outline of development costs include customary expenses.
bCarry refers to preferred interest paid to the seller or investors that are part of the purchase contract. The interest rate is applied to the negotiated purchase price less any
upfront paid capital amounts. N/A to this proforma.
Net Operating Income (NOI) 697,680
Total Project Cost 9,083,541
Less: Development Subsidies (162,000)
Project Cost after Subsidies 8,921,541
Less: Development Cost of For-Sale Units 0
Total Adjusted Cost for Development Property 8,921,541
Overall Return, Overall Cap Rate (NOI/Total Adjusted Cost) 7.8%
Net Operating Income 697,680
Annual Debt Servicea
434,806
Cash Throw-Off (CTO or BTCF) 262,874
Total Adjusted Cost 8,921,541
Construction Loanb
6,046,560
Equity 2,874,981
Cash-on-Cash Return (CTO/Equity) 9.1%
Development Profit for Free Standing Industrial
Net Operating Income 697,680
Overall Cap Rate at Sale 6.0%
Capitalized Value (NOI/Cap Rate) 11,628,000
Less: Total Adjusted Cost (8,921,541)
Development Profit 2,706,459
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b Construction Loan excludes financing of the For-Sale Units. Also, if applicable, the loan
amount is capped so as to not exceed the Total Project Cost after Subsidies.
a Annual Debt Service reflects the total construction loan principal amount of $6,046,560,
which excludes financing the For-Sale Units.
Stage 1e Summary Analysis & Simple Ratios
Stage 2a Analysis
Project Costs Total Industrial For Sale Units
Total Project Cost $9,083,541 9,083,541 -
Operating Reserves - - -
Total Project Cost before Operating Reserve 9,083,541 9,083,541 -
Total Project Cost after Subsidies 8,921,541 8,921,541 -
Total Proj Cost after Subsidies before Op Reserve 8,921,541 8,921,541 - 36,234
bCustomarily, the building basis is the difference between the total project cost and the land value. For this analysis, however, the building basis is the total project cost less the building acquisition cost.
aThe construction loan reflects an interest-only construction loan through the end of year 2. This proforma is adjusted and based on interest only payments at the 5.25% interest rate during the construction period. Years 3 to 7
should be disregarded in this proforma. For the develoopment phase and refinance for long term property hold please see the presentation section titled "Long Term Lease Investment".
fCash flows related to the sales and profit of For-Sale Units are not applicable to this development analysis.
dCurrent tax regulations treat real estate investments as a passive activity for non real estate investors. As a result, tax losses in real estate are considered passive income losses and can only be taken against other passive
income (with minor adjustments for small investors). In the event that an investor does not have any passive income, the passive losses are carried forward until they can be used against future passive income.
gNet Present Value equals the present value of future cash flows, less the initial investment. Note that Stage 2 analysis assumes all equity is invested at the beginning of the project. Also note that the unleveraged NPV represents
the development profit.
cTo incorporate vacancy rates during lease-up directly into this spreadsheet, enter the vacancy rates into cells E51 and F51. If these cells are left as zero, then the Total Project Costs and Equity are taken from lines 3 9. If they are
not zero, then Total Project Cost, Building Basis, and Equity are taken from lines 24 28.
eCapital reserves are not a part of this specific development analysis model.
Stage 2b Analysis
For-Sale Units Cash Flow
Revenue and Expense For Sale Units
Sales Revenue 0
Development Costs & Expensesa
0
Profit -
Tax Determination of For Sale Units
Profit 0
Tax Rate 35.0%
Tax Liability 0
Mortgage Calculation of For Sale Unitsb
Beginning Balance 0
Borrowings 0
Releases 0
Trial Ending Balance 0
Average Balance 0
Interest Owed 0
Interest Paid 0
Ending Balance 0
Cash Flow Determination for For Sale Units
Revenues 0
Less: For Sale Releases to Lender 0
Less: Interest Paidb
0
Before-Tax Cash Flow 0
Less: Taxes 0
After-Tax Cash Flow 0
aSpecific to this case and Stage 2 analysis, operational expenses pertaining to the marketing
and sales of the condominiums have been accounted for as a development cost.
bSpecific to this case and Stage 2 analysis, it is assumed that the condominiums are effectively
presold such that the construction loan is immediately repaid at the completion of the
construction. The interest owed is the amount of interest that accrued while the project was
being constructed. Note that this amount had previously been accounted for in determining the
total development costs and initial equity required. As a result, the interest owed amount is not
shown to affect the ultimate cash flows for the condominiums.
Stage 3a Analysis
Cash Flows during Development Period, Including Initial Lease-Up Activities
– Development – – Lease-Up – – First Stabilized Year –
Data Total Time Zero Year 1 Total Year 2 Total Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 5 Quarter 6 Quarter 7 Quarter 8 Quarter 9 Quarter 10 Quarter 11 Quarter 12 Year 3 Total
Development Costs
Building Acquisition $5,400,000 5,400,000 5,400,000 0 0 0
Net Operating Income 348,840 348,840 ($29,980) ($29,980) $144,440 $144,440 $147,329 $147,329 $147,329 $147,329 $589,317
Net Cash Flow before Debt during First Three Years (8,279,941) (5,456,000) (2,755,984) (67,958) (773,371) (660,871) (660,871) (660,871) (50,805) (50,805) (89,964) 123,615 147,329 147,329 147,329 147,329 $589,317
Net Cash Flow after Debt 74,103 $0 0 74,103 $0 $0 $0 $0 ($29,980) ($29,980) $68,570 $65,493
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aExpenses related to the selling of For Sale Units are n/a.
bThe vacancy calculation assumes that the units leased in the present quarter are economically realized in the middle of the quarter. Hence, the Vacancy for the quarter is an average of the vacancy from the prior quarter and present quarter.
cThe estimates for revenue and expenses are taken from the pro forma. Gross potential revenue and operating expenses are inflated 2 percent in the second year.
dVacancy Loss is a product of the Overall Vacancy Rate within the project.
fEquity is committed first, before draws from the construction loan. Construction draws cover any remaining shortfall in funding.
Total Development Cost, Excluding Construction Loan
Interest & Operating Reserves
gConstruction Draws are provided by the lender as construction progresses. The net construction draw amount is the amount borrowed after additional equity is contributed, if any. Also note that any operating deficits that need to be funded by the lender are
requested and included as part of the draw.
eThe Total Development Costs after Subsidies was previously provided in the Development Costs worksheet, and includes interest and operating reserves. The Maximum Loan Balance was previously provided by the Maximum Debt Calculation worksheet, and
is capped so as to not exceed the Development Costs.
Stage 3a Analysis
Cash Flows during Development Period, Including Initial Lease-Up Activities
– Development – – Lease-Up – – First Stabilized Year –
Data Total Time Zero Year 1 Total Year 2 Total Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 5 Quarter 6 Quarter 7 Quarter 8 Quarter 9 Quarter 10 Quarter 11 Quarter 12 Year 3 Total
iAccrued interest is added to the overall balance of the construction loan. In the event that the accrued interest, together with the carried balance of the construction loan, exceeds the maximum draw limit, then additional equity is required to maintain the
construction loan balance at the maximum draw limit. The net accrued interest amount is the amount accrued after additional equity is contributed, if any.
gConstruction Draws are provided by the lender as construction progresses. The net construction draw amount is the amount borrowed after additional equity is contributed, if any. Also note that any operating deficits that need to be funded by the lender are
requested and included as part of the draw.
hConstruction releases are n/a.
Stage 3b Analysis
Development Cost Summary
USES Total 0 1 2
Total Development Costs $8,508,863 $5,456,000 $2,755,984 $296,880
Construction Loan: Capitalized Interest $195,183 0 195,183 0
Total Capital Costs $8,704,046 $5,456,000 $2,951,167 $296,880
Cash Flow from Operations
Net Sales Revenue of For Sale Units 0 0 0 0
Net Operating Income From Lease 348,840 0 0 348,840
Less: Construction Loan Interest during Operations (301,658) 0 0 (301,658)
Less: Construction Loan Releases 0 0 0 0
Cash Flow from Operations after Interest 47,182 0 0 47,182
Construction Loan Balance to Be Refinanced 0 0
TOTAL USES $8,656,865 $5,456,000 $2,951,167 $249,698
SOURCES
Construction Loan Funding
Construction Loan: Net Draws 5,753,801 2,581,019 2,755,984 416,798
Construction Loan: Net Accrued Interest 342,023 - 195,183 146,840
Net Construction Loan Funding 6,095,824 2,581,019 2,951,167 563,638
Equity Sources 2,874,981 2,874,981 - -
Additional Equity Required - - - -
Permanent Mortgage Refinancing - -
Less: Positive Cash Flow after Interest—Distributed (74,103) - - (74,103)
Less: Cash Proceeds from Construction Loan Takeout - -
TOTAL SOURCES 8,896,701 5,456,000 2,951,167 489,534
Check
2,848,059 2,874,981 - (26,922)
2,608,223 2,874,981 - (266,758)
Capital Costs
Total Development Cost Excluding Interest 8,508,863$
Interest Accrued during Construction 195,183$
Total Capital Costs 8,704,046$
Depreciable Basis Annual Depreciation Estimate
Total Capital Costs 8,704,046$ 27.5 Life Years
Land Cost 5,400,000$ 1.0 Accel. Factor
Depreciable Basis (Capital Cost, minus Land) 3,304,046$ $120,147 Annual Deprec.
Operating Reserve
Operating Loss during Lease-Up 0$
Interest Accrued during Operating Period 301,658$
Interest Paid during Operating Period (154,818)$
Total Operating Reserve funded by Construction Loan 146,840$
Total Net Project Costs
Total Project Cost (Capital Costs plus Operating Reserve) 8,850,886$
Positive Cash Flow after Interest (74,103)
Interest Paid from For Sale Units Sold -
Total Project Cost after First-Year Operations (Year 2) 8,776,783$
Construction Loan Takeout at Stabilization
Permanent Mortgage Amount for Income Propertyb
6,035,864$
Construction Loan Ending Balance for Income Property 6,035,864$
YEAR
Equity for cap. Inv (equity sources+cash flow from ops—positive
cash flow after int)a
Equity for Capital Investment (Total Capital Costs—Loan Sources)
Cash Proceeds from Construction Loan Takeout -$
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bSpecific to this underwriting, the Permanent Mortgage amount is assumed to be the lesser of the maximum loan amount for the income property
only (as calculated in Figure 4-3c) or the balance of the construction loan. However, under certain conditions, this assumption can be
conservative and cash proceeds can be generated at the time of refinancing.
aEquity for Capital Investment provides a helpful check for Stage 3. One must be careful not to double-count this equity since it comes not only
from new equity but also from positive operating cash flows during lease-up. Line 37 and Line 38 should be equal for each year.
Stage 3c Analysis
Combined Annual Before- and After-Tax Cash Flows during Development and Operating Period
– Development Period – – Investment Period –
Mortgage Calculation Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8
fCash flows related to the sales and profit of the For-Sale Units are n/a.
gNet Present Value equals the present value of future cash flows, less the initial investment. Note that the analysis assumes all equity is invested at the beginning of the project. Also note that
the unleveraged NPV represents the development profit.
aThe permanent mortgage balance was determined based on value and cash flow from the industrial building of the project. The permanent mortgage would replace the outstanding
construction loan upon stabilization of the project. Note that the construction loan is interest only, whereas the permanent mortgage is amortizing.
cConstruction Interest During Operating represents the amount of interest charged during the operating period that was paid from operating revenues.
bThe depreciable basis is the total project cost after subsidies and before Op Expenses, excluding building acquisition cost and operating losses during the lease-up period. The remaining book
value includes the building cost.
eSpecific to this model, yearly replacement reserves are n/a
Stage 5 Analysis
Investor Return
Initial & Additional Equitya
2,874,981$
Investor Equity Contributionb
95%
Cumulative Preferred Return 8%
Investor Proportionate Payback of Equityb
95%
Investor Share of Remaining Cash Flow 65%
– Development Period – – Operating Period –
Initial Investment Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7
aIn this simplified investor return analysis, it is assumed that all equity, or committed capital by the investors, is invested in the initial year into an escrow account.
bIn this analysis, it is assumed that the investor and the developer have equal priority to the preferred return and that the payback of their respective equity is
proportional to their contributed amount. Hence, the preferred return and equity balance calculations are performed for both the investor and the developer and
later individually proportioned according to their proportionate share.