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Cash Flow after Participation
Cash flow from sale in year
After-tax cash flow from sale
(b) continued – Projected cost of participation.
IRR
Problem 12-3
(a)
Cash flow from sale in year
In this case the DCR is greater than 1.23. Thus, the first-year NOI is 23% higher than necessary to support the debt service.
Based on this criteria, the loan would probably be acceptable.
(b) The maximum loan amount would be $1,067,478
Step 1, Calculate the payment:
(c) (Change 8 to 10% and 3 to 5%. All other variables are constant.)
Cash flow from sale in year
The DCR is now much less than 1.2 and it is barely above 1.0. This does not provide a safety margin for the lender. It is not
likely that this loan would be made.
Problem 12-4
(REFER TO TEMPLATE 12_4.XLS)
ASSUMPTIONS:
(a)
(b)
Problem 12-5
(b)
Interest accrues at 10%. On $1,000,000 this is $100,000 per year or $8,333.33 per month. In this case, payments do not
cover the interest, although the loan would not be amortized in 30 years. For this reason the future value of the loan will be
(c)
Using the same approach as above we can get the balance after 5 years.
(d)
To amortize the loan over the remaining 10 years, we can use a financial calculator as follows:
Problem 12-6
Participation in price increase
*Includes participation in NOI, Resale, and loan balance
Problem 12-7
(a)
Lender cash flow if no default
(lender gets higher of conversion value or loan balance)
Lender cash flow if default allowed
(lender gets property if less than loan balance at resale)
*Includes debt service plus either loan balance, conversion value or default proceeds.
Note: In this case the lender would want to convert to ownership in the property because 60% of the resale value is
greater than the loan balance.
(b)
Lender cash flow if no default
(lender gets higher of conversion value or loan balance)
Lender cash flow if default allowed
(lender gets property if less than loan balance at resale)
*Includes debt service plus either loan balance, conversion value or default proceeds.
Note: In this case the lender would not want to convert because the mortgage balance after 10 years is greater than
(c)
Lender cash flow if no default
(lender gets higher of conversion value or loan balance)
Lender cash flow if default allowed
(lender gets property if less than loan balance at resale)
*Includes debt service plus either loan balance, conversion value or default proceeds.
Problem 12-8
This question is like an example in the chapter.
(a) Reinvestment Rate = 6% + 1.5%
Problem 12-9
Problem 12-10