L2 Loan Security Flashcards

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What are your 2 Examples for L2 Loan Security?

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Revaluation of a portfolio in Newbury
&
Shared Ownership Special assumption

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What is a valuation on an Indicative basis?

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Estimate based on available data

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When calculating the EUV-SH what factors did you consider?

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The EUV-SH stock will be rented in to Perp, no sales

Discount Rate
- What is the Risk
- What is the risk free rate

Bad debts and voids
- What is the local average income
- How do my properties compare to the average
- Assumed to be higher in the short term

Management costs
- What are local housing association paying for management at the moment
- are local labor costs likely to be high

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When calculating the MV-T what factors did you consider?

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These units will ultimately be sold down to a rump of 22%
They will be increased to market rent of a number of years

Discount Rates
Sales
- Will the stock sell (is there demand)
- is it up to market standard

Income
- How much income will the portfolio produce when you are increasing rents
- Likely void periods
- as the stock is sold how much income will the portfolio make through out the 50 years

Bad debts and voids
- Location
- Can the tenants afford market rents?

Management costs
- Age of the Stock
- Condition of the stock
- Higher in the first few years as the clients bring stock up to market condition

Sales rate + Fees
- How much rump will remain

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Where are the complexities in establishing these? (Assumptions Newbury Portfolio)

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Getting accurate data is essential

If dealing with a large portfolio also very important to get good data as properties are spread through different areas

Social housing is unreliable, some units are well kept some are not so a blanket costs need to be considered for certain stocks

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What Strengths did you identify in you Newbury Portfolio?

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Strengths
- Demand - Commuter town for two of the largest city’s in the south

  • 105,000 house hold on the waiting list
  • Cost- Good skill base and multiple RP so economies of scale
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What Weaknesses did you identify in you Newbury Portfolio?

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Weaknesses
- Older properties in the portfolio will required more and continued investment

  • Interest rates make buying hard, this will be double so for RPs if the client wishes to sell the stock
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What Opportunities did you identify in you Newbury Portfolio?

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Opportunities
- The MV-T properties even when upped to market rent will still be below new build rent levels and therefore much more competitively priced

  • Contunired investments by REITs In the industry make it more than like the portfolio will be bought quickly in the case of the mortgagee taking possession
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What Threats did you identify in you Newbury Portfolio?

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Threats
- Global concern
- Labor markets and costs
- Material costs increasing

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How did you value the S.O. units with this special assumption?

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What specific considerations or adjustments did you make? (S.O. Midlands)

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12
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Did you encounter and challenges or complexities due to this special assumption? (S.O.)

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Difference between assumptions for the GN and the S.O.?

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14
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Are Shared Ownership units not having further trance sales a Special Assumption?

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Yes
- The cashflow is set over a 50 year period in that time at least one of the S.O. units would be expected to purchase a further
tranche

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In the Current Market Would you expect to sell S.O. tranches?

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Yes but at a slower rate
- The initial purchasing of S.O. units is high
- Purchasing further tranches will be more difficult due to mortgage rates conditions
- However you would have to borrow on much smaller amounts so people will still be buying tranches

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16
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What void rates do you expect to see at the moment?

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Based of Global Accounts Analysis I can see that void rates have not changed from year on year
- They are fairly based at around 5%
- This low rate will be due to the tenure and the low level of government backed rent

17
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What is a standard loan to value ratio in the sector?

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Around 75-85% is average

18
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Why is the Loan to Value ratio so high?

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Assets are seen a really quick secure in terms of loan security
- Government back and index linked rents normally well below average private rents

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