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Patrick Brahma <br />Analysis of Request For Assistance — PSD Apartments <br />September 17, 2015 <br />Page 3 <br />• The projected cash -on -cash return (COC) on investment in year three (3) is 1.5% <br />without assistance and 4.81% with assistance. This well below industry <br />standards of 10%. Even with assistance, the cumulative COC return in year 15 <br />is only 6.54%, which again is below industry standards. <br />Changes to the Proforma to Determine If Assistance Is Needed <br />Based upon our review, we reformatted the developer's proforma to adjust the following <br />items to be in line with industry standard: <br />1. Land acquisition at $8,000/unit <br />2. Increased rents to average of $1.45 sq/ft (increased 1 & 2 bedroom units by <br />$100/month and 3 bedroom units by $200/month) <br />3. Increased replacement reserves to $300/unit <br />4. Reduced vacancy to 5% <br />5. Increased developer fee to $565,000 (3%) <br />Based up these revisions, the developer's return in year 3 is still only 5.91%, which is <br />below industry standard. If we add in the requested assistance, the return in year 3 <br />goes to 9.21% with the cumulative return in year 15 at 11.50% (closer to industry <br />standards). <br />Format of Assistance and Recommendations <br />Based on our review of the developer's pro forma and current market conditions, the <br />proposed development may not reasonably be expected to occur solely through private <br />investment within the reasonably near future. Due to the costs associated with <br />constructing a market rate multifamily housing development, this project is feasible only <br />through assistance, in part, from City contributions. <br />Our recommendation, however, is that the City provide the developer a pay-as-you-go <br />note for $500,000 at 4% interest, which is the interest rate on the developers first <br />mortgage. The TIF note will be paid with 85% of the TIF generated by the project over <br />the first 4 years. It should be noted that starting in year 5, 100% of the TIF generated <br />(approximately $184,000/year) will go to repay the City for its overall investment in the <br />COR to date. <br />The developer has indicated that they are accepting of this proposal and are willing to <br />move forward based upon the TIF assistance. <br />Please contact me at 651-697-8506 with any questions. <br />