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SBA Loan Analysis

 
ANALYSIS

What criteria do we use to make a sound business judgment on the two ways we have to implement all of the needed repairs and improvements? - with an SBA loan or without.

Questions:
       
  Which way would be the most expeditious way to get the work done?  
 

Which way would be the least costly to our homeowners?

 
 

What items would best represent the costs?

 
  1)    costs of assessments  
  2)    Interest (carrying charges)  
  3)    costs of the improvements/repairs  
  4)    costs of attorney opinion, mortgage recording etc(est. $300)  
      With a Loan Without a loan Difference  
     *(est) Work finished: December,2010 December, 2011 1 yr  
     *Assessments: $ 25,835.00($44.16 yr) $ 41,900.00($360 0ne time) $ 16,065.00  
     *Repair expenditures: $ 41,900.00 $ 41,900.00 - 0 -  
     *Loan expenses: $ 4,753.00 (%) - 0 - $ 4,753.00 (%)  
    *Expenses prior to loan: $ 6,671.00 $ 6,671.00

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    *homeowner approval: Yes Yes n/a  
     *loan payback: Five years (EST) None 5 yrs  
SUMMARY
    Assessments: $ 25,835.00 (includes%) $ 16,065.00*  
    Loan Expenses:   -0- $ -4,753.00

    Expenses: $  6,671.00 $ 6,671.00 - 0 -  
    Out of pocket: $ 37,259.00 $ 48,571.00 $ 11,312.00  
  *not needed from homeowners
 

BENEFITS of Taking an SBA Loan:   The major difference between taking out a SBA loan vs not doing so is most significant in the “out of pocket” costs savings of $16,065 in assessments to the individual homeowner. However, this amount can only be saved by paying down additional loan principal of at least $5,000.00 per year for the next few years.

Additional Benefits Include:  All designated projects will be completed by the end of the year.  This will eliminate any doubts that the entire scope of work will be completed.

Largest benefit:   Unfortunately the Devon Hills Community has developed a reputation that may be a possible detriment to future home sales and home values. The stigma of homeowners having water issues in crawl spaces/yards exists & effects us all.   Especially, since the flood of three months ago. We believe this bold forward step will help to turn potential sellers/buyers back to the positives of the DVC.