Portavilla Edition
Murarrie, QLD
In 2016 MP Funds Management provided mezzanine finance for 31 Murarrie Road, a townhouse development of circa 25 townhouses.
MP Funds Management had the opportunity to buy out a portion of the incumbent capital provider’s position at a 19% per annum investment return (compounding monthly).
From a first look at the deal to the finalisation of detailed due diligence, documentation and drawdown of our funds, was a prompt period of approximately 17 days. In addition to the attractive return, the prompt execution was as a result of the downside risk protections negotiated, as detailed below:
>>The MP Funds Management principal and interest or profit position were both covered by unconditional domestic presales exclusive of GST and with 10% deposits;
>>The townhouse build was significantly less complicated than a multi-level apartment project, and the basement had been excavated to the lowest level, meaning there was 100% visibility on the site being clean, uncontaminated and with no unforeseen other excavation complication;
>> The fixed price design and construct contract had been locked in with a local builder who had a strong balance sheet;
>>The senior financing package was cost-effective and with a major bank, which had been documented and drawn;
>>The feasibility had sufficient margin to cover financing costs if there were significant delays in construction;
>> MP Funds Management had second-ranking mortgage security on the land and subject property development assets and unconditional personal and corporate guarantees from the borrower;
>> MP Funds Management had a mortgage on further development sites aside from the subject property;
>> MP Funds Management had a corporate guarantee for our principal and profit from the incumbent financier; and
>>The incumbent financier kept capital in the deal which was subordinated to our MP Funds Management capital.
Asset type: Development
Investment type: Second-ranking mortgage debt
Forecast return: 19% + annual IRR
Status: Complete
Warning:
Returns are not guaranteed. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
Forecasts are based on assumptions and estimates. Actual performance could differ materially and therefore it is not appropriate to rely on forecasts or assume that they will always be accurate.