@MRossG199@moseskagan@BrianCAlbers Not a CPA but basically the 10% LP capital has to actually be at risk to get a tax benefit. I believe at least, having run into this issue structuring Pref deals which this sounds like it is. I may be wrong, it’s very technical which I’m not.
@MRossG199@moseskagan@BrianCAlbers I don’t think you can get CGT unless your capital is actually at risk before profit is distributed. Under 707(c) I believe everyone needs to get their capital back 10%LPs, LPs and GP) first then the 10% LPs their payment or it’s re-characterized as a guaranteed payment.
@moseskagan@Wolf_Of_RE@RESimpleton@Codie_Fisher Risk is fairly low on high upside deals - if your last dollar as Pref is 65% on project completion (but 85% LTC) your risk is fairly low. You just need a sponsor you trust.
@moseskagan@Codie_Fisher We structure what would otherwise be a 2TD as Pref because banks just prefer it. Umpqua for example - won’t let us be a 2TD but are happy when we’re pref in the stack.
@fortworthchris@Codie_Fisher If there’s good upside we’ll look at doing pref at ~12% + points as long as we don’t go over 85% of the cap stack. Let me know if you’d like to discuss. We love Texas and Industrial.
@Codie_Fisher We offer pref equity to fill equity gaps. No split, and you can pay us off whenever you want as long as we hit our ~12%. On value added projects only. We’re in front of the LP and GP capital but behind the debt. Banks like the additional pair of eyes unrelated to the LP/GP.
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