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Deal: St. Louis Park West End, 200 unitsPage: Refinance

Operating period as of Jan 2031, month 48 of the worked example. Pages before close run at the raise, in 2026.

Refinance

Sample

The permanent loan that retires the construction loan, sized at the lowest lender test.Model v1, worked example, no edits

Sample loan terms and a sample schedule; edits save in this browser.

Construction loan balance
$33.92M
As of month 48Matures Jul 2031, 6 months left
Refinance loan
$46.84M
Model states $47.03MBinding: minimum debt service coverage
Net cash out to equity
$13.83M
After payoff, fees, costs and reserves
New DSCR
1.20x
Meets 1.20xFirst loan year, on first stabilized year

Which test sizes the loan

The lowest of three lender tests on first stabilized year NOI of $3,787,177.

Loan supported by each lender test, with the construction payoff marked. Minimum debt service coverage binds at $46.84M.
  • Maximum loan to value (70.00% of value)$48.20M
  • Minimum debt service coverage (1.20x coverage)Binding$46.84M
  • Minimum debt yield (7.00% debt yield)$54.10M
Binding test, the loanTests with roomConstruction payoff $32.98M$13.85M above the payoff
Sizing arithmetic
Appraised value
$68,857,765
Loan constant, first loan year
6.738%
Debt service, first loan year
$3,155,981
Loan to value at the loan
68.0%
Debt yield at the loan
8.09%
Loan, the binding test
$46,835,973

The model states a coverage loan of $47,032,098 and a loan of $47,032,000, which implies a 6.710% loan constant; the rate and amortization above give 6.738%. The gap is named here and closes when the pro forma is linked.

What the sizing assumes

Hard inputs, versioned. An edit recomputes the sizing on this page only.

Timing and income

Refinance monthSample input
Month 61, Feb 2032
NOI that sizes the loanSample input
$3,787,177
As the model states it (first stabilized year)
Cap rate for valueSample input
5.50%
Value $68,857,765

Lender tests

Maximum loan to valueSample input
70.00%
Minimum debt service coverageSample input
1.20x
Minimum debt yieldSample input
7.00%
Sample lender term

Loan terms

RateSample input
5.40% fixed
AmortizationSample input
30 years
Loan constant 6.74%
Interest-only monthsSample input
0

Fees and costs

Exit or prepayment feeSample input
0.00% of payoff
Open after month 18, no penalty
Closing costsSample input
$25,000
Reserves held at fundingSample input
$0

Where the loan goes

8% pref, GP catch-up, 80/20 to 15%, then 70/30: preferred return first, then return of capital.

Sources and uses

Sources equal uses to the cent.

Refinance sources and uses
SourcesAmount
New permanent loan$46,835,973
Total sources$46,835,973
UsesAmount
Payoff of the construction loan$32,982,304
Exit or prepayment fee$0
Closing costs$25,000
Reserves held by the lender$0
Cash out to equity$13,828,668
Total uses$46,835,973

Cash out by waterfall tier

In the default structure's tier order.

Where the cash out goes, by waterfall tier
TierFrom the refinance
1. Preferred returnUp to about $7.00M$7,000,000
2. Return of capitalUp to about $18.27M$6,828,668
3. Sponsor catch-upThe rest, split as the waterfall says$0
Cash out to equity$13,828,668
Payoff and tier balances

The payoff is the model's stated $32,982,304. The draw schedule carries $33,922,221 drawn at the refinance; the $939,916 gap is a named seam until the pro forma is linked.

Tier balances are the model's statement for month 61: accrued preferred return of about $7.00M and $18.27M of contributed capital.

How rate and cap rate move it

Every other input held. The outlined cell is the case above.

Refinance loan

Refinance loan by permanent loan rate (rows) and cap rate (columns)
RateCap 5.00%-50 bpCap 5.50%BaseCap 6.00%+50 bp
4.40%-100 bp$52.52M$48.20M$44.18M
4.65%-75 bp$51.00M$48.20M$44.18M
4.90%-50 bp$49.55M$48.20M$44.18M
5.15%-25 bp$48.17M$48.17M$44.18M
5.40%Base$46.84M$46.84M$44.18M
5.65%+25 bp$45.56M$45.56M$44.18M
5.90%+50 bp$44.34M$44.34M$44.18M
6.15%+75 bp$43.17M$43.17M$43.17M
6.40%+100 bp$42.05M$42.05M$42.05M

Cash out to equity

Cash out to equity by permanent loan rate (rows) and cap rate (columns)
RateCap 5.00%-50 bpCap 5.50%BaseCap 6.00%+50 bp
4.40%-100 bp$19.51M$15.19M$11.18M
4.65%-75 bp$18.00M$15.19M$11.18M
4.90%-50 bp$16.55M$15.19M$11.18M
5.15%-25 bp$15.16M$15.16M$11.18M
5.40%Base$13.83M$13.83M$11.18M
5.65%+25 bp$12.55M$12.55M$11.18M
5.90%+50 bp$11.33M$11.33M$11.18M
6.15%+75 bp$10.16M$10.16M$10.16M
6.40%+100 bp$9.04M$9.04M$9.04M

When it can close

Needs the second extension

Schedule forecast Feb 2032, month 61, against the construction loan's maturities.

  • Initial term, months 0 to 42
  • Extension 1, months 42 to 54
  • Extension 2, months 54 to 66
  • As of, month 48
  • Refinance, month 61
The refinance against the construction loan's dates
EventMonthDateStatus
Construction loan closes$33.92M commitment, Sample Regional Bank0Jan 2027
Initial maturityInitial term42Jul 2030Extended
Extension 1 to month 540.25% fee, $84,806; test 1.15x, projected 1.60x42Jul 2030Exercised
Operating as-ofMaturity in force: month 5448Jan 2031
Extension 2 to month 660.25% fee, $84,806; test 1.15x, projected 1.64x54Jul 2031Projected to pass
Refinance or sale, schedule forecastOn plan61Feb 2032Needs the second extension
Final maturity, fully extended2 extensions of 12 months66Jul 2032
Permanent loan terms
Term
10 years from funding in month 61
Amortization
30 years
Prepayment
Yield maintenance to year seven, open thereafter