Facilities to fund the purchase of a central Dublin industrial estate for a 4-year term. The facilities provide the borrower with fl exibility around leases and repayments to enable optimum asset management.
Here are examples of some of the deals that Finance Ireland has completed.
Facilities to fund the purchase of a central Dublin industrial estate for a 4-year term. The facilities provide the borrower with fl exibility around leases and repayments to enable optimum asset management.
Facility in the personal name of the borrower to part fund a settlement with a loan fund representing 68% LTC and 52% LTV. The portfolio is primarily made up of industrial units with office & retail making up the balance.
€1m development facility plus interest roll up to part fund the construction of a 28,000 sq ft industrial property within the M50 in west Dublin. LTC of 50% and peak LTGDV of 36%.
Portfolio of pre-63 properties located in city centre locations. Initial exposure of €0.65m, with facilities now advanced totaling €8.2m. Portfolio leverage of 70% LTV pre-refurbishment, with post refurbishment LTV of 55%, 5 year variable commitment. The original loan was an equity release against an unencumbered property, allowing for successive property purchases by the promoter, which required refurbishment and re-letting.
Mixed use industrial/ retail portfolio, which included some occupational planning uncertainty and a requirement for part of the loan to be directly to an individual. Loan of €3.4m at 100% of financing requirement (62% LTV), over 5 years. The promoters required simultaneous settlement of facilities with a bank and a loan fund, requiring cross person/ company guarantees, with additional collateral security.
A portfolio of provincial assets to facilitate refinancing a loan fund and enabling final settlement of a borrower’s wider legacy issues. The transaction involved provision of 80% of the total financing requirement on a 12 month bridging basis pending an element of portfolio sales and the introduction of further equity from the borrower’s trading business.