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PROPERTY
Project: KRAFT AVE. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
Property
address: 6869-6871 Kraft Ave.,
Caledonia, MI
Description: The site is improved with a 2,256SF one
story concrete block office building and a 3,200SF
post-frame constructed warehouse/shop.
EQUITY ANALYSIS
Appraised Value as of May 10, 2007
Purchase
Price
Second trust deed of
Beneficiary Monthly Payment
Interest Rate Matures Protective
equity Loan-to-value ratio Appraised
Value
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OPERATING STATEMENT
INCOME
Rental Income
Other
Income |
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$32,736
N/A |
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total
Income: |
$32,736 |
| Less 10% Vacancy Allowance |
$3,274 |
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Effective Gross
Income:
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$29,462 |
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EXPENSES
Gas and Electric
Insurance
Salaries & Wages
Management Onsite
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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$1,364
$570
$1,934
$27,528 | |
TERMS
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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
11.0%*
15-year
amortization
$1,936.59*
N/A
$176,000
$176,000
60 months
$151,169
$221.52
None
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BORROWERS
Name(s)
Net worth
His
occupation
Employer
Employment Income
Her Occupation
Employer
Employment Income
Net Rental
Income
Percent ownership |
Individuals
$552,000
Auto Repair
Self
$9,000/yr.
$1,616
100%
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To invest, please call Mike Thurman
at 1-800-606-3232 or CLICK HERE. |
KRAFT AVE. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
This first mortgage loan is secured by a 2,256SF one-story office building and a 3,200SF shop building on approximately 1.17 acres located along the Broadmoor Corridor in Caledonia Township, Kent County, Michigan.
Kent County is located in the southwestern part of Michigan’s Lowe Peninsula. Michigan is in the northeastern central portion of the United States and part of “The Midwest”. Bounded by Lake Saint Clair and four of the five Great Lakes, Michigan has the longest freshwater shoreline in the country. In the recent past Michigan’s economy has endured many challenges, however, it currently on the rebound. According to our appraiser, Michigan’s real estate market has been soft but slow and steady progress is being made.
Caledonia is located in the southwest portion of Kent County in southwest Michigan. It is 150 miles northeast of Chicago and 150 miles northwest of Detroit. Grand Rapids, the county seat, is just 16 miles away and Lansing, the state capitol, is approximately 60 miles southeast. Caledonia Township is a growing community. Once primarily agricultural in nature, Caledonia has changed dramatically over the past decade. The strongest growth in the area has been in the residential sector, although retail development along Broadmoor Avenue has also been strong. The township is dissected by Broadmoor Avenue which links Grand Rapids to the north and Hastings (and ultimately Battle Creek) to the south. Additionally, M-6 (Paul B Henry Freeway) was recently constructed and has an on/off ramp at Broadmoor Avenue. These two corridors offer good transportation routes and access which benefits the subject property’s location.
Improvements consist of a one-story office building containing approximately 2,256SF of gross building area and a shop building that is 3,200SF in size. The office structure is made up of concrete block construction and was built in 1967. It has a small basement area under the rear portion of the building and has been remodeled. It is currently vacant but in good condition. The shop structure is also one story and made of post-frame construction. It was built in 1988 and remodeled in 2005. The shop building is occupied by Bileth Auto Services Inc., which performs auto repair and maintenance services.
Our borrower purchased the property through a land contract for $250,000.00 in 2005. We will be paying the balance owed ($131,000) and providing the borrower with cash out to pay off credit cards and renovate the vacant office building. The borrower has a mid FICO score of 526, mainly due to a recent divorce. He reports a net worth of $552,000, mostly in commercial real estate and business equity. The borrower’s business, Bileth Auto Services Inc, which occupies the shop building, had gross sales of $179,879 in 2006 and $129,199 in 2005. Adding back depreciation, interest, rents, and compensation to our borrower, the company’s federal tax returns show a net income of $32,671 in 2006 and $18,439 in 2005. The borrower incorporated his business in 1998.
An independent appraiser that we have used for many years valued our property at $280,000. We corroborated the appraisal by getting a BPO’s from two local realtors. The realtors valued the property at an average of $267,500. We have found that realtor reports are often about 20% below the appraised value, and use their opinions to corroborate appraiser’s conclusions. The borrower will also receive additional income once he leases out the office building.
At a 62.9% loan-to-value, 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. A 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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Only
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- Over 75 New
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- 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
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- Farms Will Be
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- Investments
Managed By Blackburne & Brown, a 27-Year-Old Company
BLACKBURNE & BROWN
MORTGAGE COMPANY, INCORPORATED IS CURRENTLY SERVICING OVER $50
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Please Call Warren More at 916-338-3232
or
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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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