shimself
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Post by shimself on Mar 16, 2018 11:32:55 GMT
3 simultaneous cross collateralised loans to the same developer ES** Developments
I'm seeking enlightment here loan1 18months; 67% LTGDV (day 1 61%); 7.74% interest rate loan2 ditto ; 33% LTGDV (day 1 2% !); ditto um well you can see the point why the same rate when the security levels are very different? Part answer perhaps is that loan 1 is nearer completion and already has some sales, is that it? Oh hang on cross collateralised, still that sounds like a few basis points of difference even so
and just to add to the mix loan3 36months 66% LTV 5.75% interest rate
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ilmoro
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Post by ilmoro on Mar 16, 2018 15:48:59 GMT
Think key thing is the nearly complete loan will actually pay off a chunk of the other loan from sales rather than itself so the LTVs should end up closer in the long run (going from memory)
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Post by slumberingaccountant on Mar 16, 2018 16:32:05 GMT
These are so intertwined so they should be (at least treated as) one loan. At least in MLIA you can make the choice and invest in only one to avoid overexposure (or a bit of each if you want to mix it another way)
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