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More revenue in loan agreements
More revenue in loan agreements
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What are the risks of revenue-based financing?
Risks in Revenue Based Financing Higher effective interest rate: The total amount paid back can be higher compared to traditional debt due to the ongoing revenue share. Limited investment size: Available funding amounts tend to be smaller than conventional financing options.
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Is revenue-based financing risky?
They can be risky if you have high monthly expenses. Monthly payments on a revenue-based loan can eat into your monthly cash. If your business has high monthly expenses, even if you also have high revenue, you may be better off with a loan that will give you a fixed monthly payment.
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How does revenue-based lending work?
Similar to traditional debt financing, investors collect monthly or quarterly payments. Rather than payments set at an interest rate, revenue-based payments fluctuate with revenue. If revenue slows down, then the payments will be lower; if the revenue is higher, then the loan is repaid more quickly.
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What is a revenue-based finance?
Revenue-based financing is a type of financial capital provided to growing businesses in which investors inject capital into a business in return for a fixed percentage of ongoing gross revenues, with payment increases and decreases based on business revenues, typically measured as monthly revenue.
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What are the disadvantages of revenue-based financing?
Disadvantages Include: Revenue is required: Unlike debt and equity financing, pre-revenue companies cannot access revenue-based financing (for obvious reasons). Lower levels of financing: The levels of financing provided by revenue-based financing tend to be much lower than that of debt and equity financing.
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What is the cap on revenue-based financing?
Typical cap is 1.5x to 2.5x of the original loan amount, which implies an interest component of 0.5x to 1.5x of the original loan amount. Equity participation: Normally, the lender does not require warrants or kickers that result in equity dilution. Collateral requirements: Varies.
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Do loans count towards revenue?
Borrowers can use personal loans for all kinds of purposes, but the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) cannot treat loans like income and tax them, with one significant exception: Personal loans are not considered income for the borrower unless the loan is forgiven.
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What is a revenue loan agreement?
It is a loan with a promissory note where repayment of the loan is tied to a percentage of the company's revenue. Instead of repayment being measured in a fixed interest percentage of the loan amount, the return amount is negotiated and that amount is paid through the agreed-upon percentage of revenue.
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[Music] on this video i'm going to discuss the loan assumption process is becoming more and more popular especially now that interest rates are higher current loans could be much more attractive to assume from a buyer so the number one thing that we are doing as a team is making sure that we ask every owner that's selling is your current loan assumable it might be able to get you a better price because there's better interest rate financing that a buyer can assume than the the current rates that are offered in today's market so let's dive in here's a couple things you need to know or think about and do on the front end before assuming alone we had just put together a loan assumption on a building in orange county which sparked this video and these are some of the things that we went through number one we asked is what is the timing of the loan assumption process we were told start to finish it's going to take a total of 45 days that's best case scenario so we want to make sure we manage expectations on both the buyer and the seller and to make sure that we can execute because sometimes assumptions take a little longer than getting a new loan number two buyer qualifications you want to make sure that the lender connects with the buyer and make sure that they're qualified enough to assume this loan the lenders want to make sure that they're not taking on any additional risk or just maybe the loan is with a great borrower that has a high net worth they want to make sure that that new buyer is is equally as strong number three would be what are the costs to assume a loan for this example on the chase loan the costs are one percent prepay plus a two thousand dollar processing fee so we got that information on the front end we know what the costs are you want to get that as well because you don't want to be downstream in a deal and then not know all the costs and then also you want to make sure that is the existing loan amount the entire amount that can be assumed or will the lender require that the the loan be drawn down a little bit to lower the amount of proceeds and here's why sometimes a lender can do that sometimes they didn't account for the higher property taxes they did adjust for the property taxes to reset if there's a sales price so there's a higher sales price they didn't underwrite for those taxes to go up which could cut proceeds in our example with the chase loan we found out on the front end the loan would go down from approximately two and a half million down to 2.2 million so hopefully this is some framework to get you ahead of just a loan assumption knowing about these things on the front end so if you're going to be buying an apartment building with an assumption these are some things to think about on the front end and i think this is going to be a growing trend as rates if they stay higher then a lot of debt was put on in the very low three percent ranges and those could be attractive loans to assume so hopefully you found this of value we'll continue to keep putting out good information thanks so much for watching and we'll see on the next one
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