PROPERTY
Project: 47TH TERRACE STRIP CENTER I
Property
address: 1343-1403 SE 47th Terrace, Cape Coral, FL
Description: The subject property consists of a 9,303 square foot, one-story multi tenant commercial building.
EQUITY ANALYSIS
Appraised Value as of Feb. 6, 2008
Purchase Price
Protective equity
Loan-to-value ratio Appraised
Value
Loan-to-value ratio Purchase Price
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$1,335,000
$1,649,000
$400,500
70.0%
55.0%
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OPERATING STATEMENT
INCOME
Rental Income
Other
Income |
$139,193
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total
Income: |
$139,193 |
| Less 5% Vacancy Allowance |
$6,960 |
. . . . . . . . . Effective Gross
Income:
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EXPENSES
Gas and Electric
Insurance
Salaries & Wages
Management Offsite
Repairs &
maint.
Taxes (Real Estate)
Reserves for
replacement
Miscellaneous
Legal & Audit
Advertising
Interest
Total Expenses:
NET OPERATING INCOME
Note: Pro forma based on appraiser's estimates. |
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$1,200
$7,600
$6,612
$2,000
$15,303
$1,322
$300
$34,337
$97,896
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TERMS
Terms of Investment
Current interest rate
Repayment
schedule
Monthly payment
Frequency of payment
change
Purchase price of the note
Current balance on the
note
Maturity date
Balloon pmt. after 60 mos.app:
Late
charge amount
Prepayment penalty
*Net of servicing
costs |
60 Months
10.0%*
30 year Amortization
$8,060.89*
N/A
$934,500
$934,500
60 Months
$921,773
$954.05
None
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BORROWERS
Name(s)
Net worth
Name(s)
Net worth
His Occupation
Employer
Employment Income
Her Occupation
Percent ownership
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LLC
$400,500
Individual
$9,816,329
Mortgage Broker
Self
$296,338
Housewife
100%
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To invest, please call Mike Thurman
at 1-800-606-3232 or CLICK HERE. |
47th TERRACE STRIP CENTER I
We are very pleased to offer another near bank-quality loan. It is a purchase (with over $600,000 cash down) of a multi-tenant retail property in a growing community to “A” borrowers with great credit and income. This first mortgage loan is secured by a 9,303 square foot one-story, five-unit retail building on a 17,375 square foot parcel in Cape Coral, Lee County, FL.
Lee County is located along the southwest Florida coast, on the gulf of Mexico, about 125 miles south of Tampa and 145 miles northwest of Miami. It covers an area of roughly 1,013 square miles and is recognized as one of the fastest growing counties in the U.S., primarily from the migration of mature folks from northern states. The county has increased its population by over 31% between 1990 and 2000 and the over 16% between 2000 and 2004. The economic base of Lee County is primarily effected by the construction and tourist industries.
Cape Coral, a coastal bedroom community to Fort Myers, mirrors that exploding growth. It grew by 48% in six years, from 102,286 in 2000 to 151,389 in 2006. According to Forbes magazine, Cape Coral was ranked number 68 overall for business and careers but it ranked number one for net migration in 2006 and 2007. More and more people are moving from the cold northern states to the warmer Sunbelt states including Florida. Fifty years ago, the area primarily consisted of cattle ranches, among pine trees, palmetto bushes and saltwater marshes. Its development began in the late 1950's with a bridge across the Caloosahatchee River to Fort Myers, with macadam roadways and an intricate canal system, catering to the boating lifestyle. It boasts more miles of canals than Venice (Italy, not California). And while not Palm Beach, it is relatively affluent; its 2005 home/condo value was 26% higher than the state average.
This property is perpendicular to Del Prado Boulevard, which parallels the river and is still the major north-south arterial in town, beginning near the foot of the bridge. Nearly every parcel between Del Prado and the river is accessible by boat via the canal system.
Constructed in 1974, the building consists of a 9,303 square feet one-story building divided into five individual units. Building interior finishes include commercial-grade carpet, tile flooring, suspended acoustical tile ceilings and painted as well as paneled sheetrock interior walls. Its flooring is steel-reinforced concrete slab supported by concrete footers. There is adequate restroom facilities and each unit is serviced with central heating and cooling. The exterior walls are 8" concrete masonry with a painted concrete stucco finish. The roofing is a combination of a composition system with shake mansard. Exterior improvements consist of asphalt paving, concrete flatwork, and typical landscaping.
As you know, we prefer purchases because the value is established in the open market. The contract price is $1,700,000, but the seller is giving the buyer a $51,000 credit towards closing costs; the net purchase price is $1,649,000. The borrower is also taking a $96,000 credit because he is acting as the seller's listing agent. Regardless, the buyer is still making an actual cash down-payment of $612,500. In our experience, buyers rarely walk away from that kind of real, cash equity. A new independent appraisal valued the property at less than the purchase price, or $1,335,000, based on other sales at $202 per S/F, and the seller’s rent roll and a market rent analysis. According to the appraiser, the property has no vacancies
Our borrowers see great upside in the property and is willing to pay a substantial premium to acquire it. They plan to apply for available city funds to further upgrade the property, improve the tenant mix and raise rents.
We love the borrowers’ financial strength and credit history. A husband & wife, they show assets of $9.02 million with a $7.68 million net worth (mostly in stocks and real estate equity) and have an adjusted gross income of $392,497 and $143,396 on their 2006 and 2005 income tax returns. Their credit is excellent with mid-scores of 719 and 742. She is a housewife and he has been in the mortgage business for 14 years.
This high quality deal warrants the yield. Remember what George Blackburne often preaches: sacrifice yield for quality, and he’d personally invest in a lower-yielding loan to relatively strong borrowers on a strong property, rather than chase a higher yield.
At a 70.0% loan-to-value (55.0% loan-to-purchase price) this appears to be a reasonable investment. Every first mortgage investment involves substantial risk, so be sure to read the Risk Factors section of the Offering Circular before investing. As substantial and prolonged decline in real estate values is possible.
To invest, please call Mike Thurman
at 1-800-606-3232 or CLICK HERE. |
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For California Residents
Only
INVEST IN CORN
FARM LAND
Take Advantage of Rising
Corn Prices Due to Increasing Ethanol
Demand
- Over 75 New
Ethanol Plants Are Currently Under Construction1
- Wealthier
Chinese and Indian Middle Class Consumers Are Eating More Meat –
Two-Thirds of Corn Production is Used to Feed
Livestock2
- Farm Land
Produces Income Even During Recessions
- Invest With
as Little as $5,000
- Very Suitable
for IRA’s
- Farm Land
Purchased With All Cash – No Leverage Used
- Each Farm
Inspected By Certified Agronomist3
- Farms Leased
to Experienced Growers
- Short Term
Investment – Just 3.5 to 4 Years
- Farms Will Be
Sold When Most of the New Ethanol Plants Are Completed
- Investments
Managed By Blackburne & Brown, a 27-Year-Old Company
BLACKBURNE & BROWN
MORTGAGE COMPANY, INCORPORATED IS CURRENTLY SERVICING OVER $50
MILLION IN FIRST MORTGAGE AND CORN FARM LAND
INVESTMENTS FOR OVER 900 PRIVATE
INVESTORS
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For An Offering Circular
Please Call Warren More at 916-338-3232
or
CLICK HERE
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Only Accredited Investors are suitable to invest in
Blackburne & Brown Equity Preservation Fund, LLC, which will
invest in corn farm land investments. In order to qualify as
an Accredited Investor, an individual Investor must satisfy the
requirements of either paragraph (1) or (2) below
and, in addition, must satisfy the
requirements of paragraph (3) below:
(1) The Investor’s
net worth, or joint net worth with such investor’s spouse, at the
time of purchase must exceed $1,000,000 (the value of the Investor’s
home, furnishings and automobiles may be included for purposes of
calculating such investor’s net worth under this paragraph);
or
(2) The Investor’s
income exceeded $200,000 in each of the two most recent years, or
joint income with his or her spouse exceeded $300,000 in each of
those years, and the investor has a reasonable expectation of
reaching the same income level in the current year;
and
(3) Each Investor must
have either: (a) a net worth of at least $250,000 and an
annual gross income of at least $65,000; or (b) a net worth of
at least $500,000. (the value of the Investor’s home, furnishings
and automobiles may not
be included for the purposes of calculating such Investor’s net
worth under this paragraph).Other standards may apply to investors
that are not individuals, such as trusts, partnerships or other
entities. Specific questions concerning Accredited Investor
status should be directed to the Manager.All Units may be acquired
for investment purposes only, and not with a view to, or for resale
in connection with, any distribution thereof (see, “Restrictions on
Transfer”).
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1Biofuels
Journal, November 6, 2006 2Mark McLornan, Argo Terra,
global farming company, DailyReckoning.com, March 19,
2007 3Marc Eads, Certified Farm Analyst
(CFA)
This notice does not constitute an offer to sell corn farm
land investments. An offer is made only through an Offering
Circular. Investing in corn farm land involves substantial
risk. Please be sure to read the Risk Factors section of the
Offering Circular before investing.
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For An Offering Circular
Please Call Warren More at 916-338-3232
or
CLICK HERE
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Blackburne 4811 Chippendale Drive, Suite 101, Sacramento, CA
95841 telephone: (916) 338-3232 * Fax: (916) 338-2328 Real Estate
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