r00lish67
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Post by r00lish67 on Oct 31, 2017 19:37:25 GMT
This one looks a little more complicated than most Kuflink loans I've seen to date, so perhaps worthy of its own thread. Basics: Loan purpose: "to assist with the professional and associated fees for the current running and enhanced planning of the security property". Open market valuation £2,830,00090 day valuation £2,264,000Borrowers loan amount £862,500 (full facility £1,002,500)Security: 1st legal chargeKuflink 20% guarantee £172,500 (rising to £200,500 full facility).LTV 35.42% Borrower Repayment History : Two unsatisfied CCJ's.
Olivia kuflink , a few initial questions: 1) The valuation report indicates a Residual Valuation methodology, which I'm by default wary of. I can't see any detail in the VR as to how this value has actually been calculated. Can any further detail be given on that? 2) The property appears to be on the market currently for offers over £2.5m with T***r Estates. If this listing does comprise the full extent of the property (?) would perhaps 80-90% of this not be a more appropriate indicator of true current market value as opposed to using RV? 3) Relating to the purpose of the loan, What is the nature of the enhanced planning that is being sought and requires such a large amount? 4) Is the borrower intending to develop the property, or sell on with the sought enhanced planning? IMV currently, it feels like 6.5% is too light for the risk given the complexity/borrower, although to be fair the security should still cover the loan fairly amply. Edit: Rate has been uplifted to 7.0%.
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littleoldlady
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Post by littleoldlady on Oct 31, 2017 20:40:11 GMT
According to the LR the property was bought by S********** S********* I********** Ltd for £1,090,000 in 2007 a month after the company was formed. Planning consent will have uplifted this, so a DFL calculation may be the only practical way to value it, (other than an auction which will reveal the true value but at the cost of losing the asset! ).
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Post by littonowl on Nov 1, 2017 14:53:56 GMT
This one looks a little more complicated than most Kuflink loans I've seen to date, so perhaps worthy of its own thread. Basics: Loan purpose: "to assist with the professional and associated fees for the current running and enhanced planning of the security property". Open market valuation £2,830,00090 day valuation £2,264,000Borrowers loan amount £862,500 (full facility £1,002,500)Security: 1st legal chargeKuflink 20% guarantee £172,500 (rising to £200,500 full facility).LTV 35.42% Borrower Repayment History : Two unsatisfied CCJ's.
Olivia kuflink , a few initial questions: 1) The valuation report indicates a Residual Valuation methodology, which I'm by default wary of. I can't see any detail in the VR as to how this value has actually been calculated. Can any further detail be given on that? 2) The property appears to be on the market currently for offers over £2.5m with T***r Estates. If this listing does comprise the full extent of the property (?) would perhaps 80-90% of this not be a more appropriate indicator of true current market value as opposed to using RV? 3) Relating to the purpose of the loan, What is the nature of the enhanced planning that is being sought and requires such a large amount? 4) Is the borrower intending to develop the property, or sell on with the sought enhanced planning? IMV currently, it feels like 6.5% is too light for the risk given the complexity/borrower, although to be fair the security should still cover the loan fairly amply. Though the original email advertised it as 6.5% loan, I note its (now?) being offered at 7.0% on the website...
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Post by kuflink on Nov 1, 2017 15:10:52 GMT
Hi all,
apologies for the radio silence, we are getting answers to your queries. We always planned on setting the loan up for 7% per annum but one of the credit papers was not updated hence the incorrect rate when the email went out.
Kind regards, Hari
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Post by Olivia on Nov 1, 2017 17:00:07 GMT
r00lish67Apologies for the late reply. I have now put together the answers to your earlier questions. 1. We will be adding a more comprehensive version of the Valuation Report to the platform which includes costs and values used in the Residual Valuation methodology. Due to the size of the document, this was not included in the first instance however please refer to the updated version. which will be going live shortly. 2. The value of £2.5m on the property listing was suggested by agents to appeal to a wider audience, however this figure is purely to generate interest and the owner is hoping to get more than this on sale 3 & 4. The borrower has obtained planning permission to convert the property into 39 residential units, which is the enhanced planning being referred to. After initially planning on completing the development themselves, the owners have taken a commercial decision to liquidise the asset to realise significant profit. As Hari mentioned, we noted that the interest rate on this deal was to be 6.5% on the email that was sent out. This was in fact an error and the correct rate is 7.0% which is the rate advertised on the platform. Kind regards, Danny
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