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<br />ATTACHMENT C <br />WG Development MUPTE Application <br />Staff Pro Forma Analysis <br /> <br />Applicant <br />WG Development <br />th <br />10 & Charnelton Project <br />541 Willamette St., Ste. 106 <br />Eugene, OR 97401 <br /> <br /> <br />Sources <br /> <br />Total Cost <br /> <br />EQ <br />$ 9,579,68127% <br /> Permanent Debt$ 25,900,61973% <br />Total project <br />$ 35,480,300 <br /> <br /> <br />Pro-Forma <br /> <br /> <br />Without MUPTEYear 1Year 2Year 10 <br /> <br />Rent Income$ 3,095,179$ 3,157,083$ 3,699,025 <br /> <br /> <br /> - Vacancy (5%)$ 154,759$ 157,854$ 184,951 <br /> <br /> = Effective Gross Rent$ 2,940,420$ 2,999,228$ 3,514,074 <br /> <br /> - Operating Exp (25%)$ 773,795$ 789,271$ 924,756 <br /> <br /> = NOI <br />$ 2,166,625$ 2,209,958$ 2,589,318 <br /> <br /> - Debt Service$ 2,050,301$ 2,050,301$ 2,050,301 <br /> <br /> <br /> = CF <br />$ 116,324$ 159,656$ 539,016 <br /> <br />Cash on Cash Return 1%2%6% <br /> <br />Value <br />$ 32,098,000$ 32,740,000$ 38,360,000 <br /> <br />Debt Coverage Ratio <br /> 1.06 <br /> <br /> <br />The pro-forma uses conservative assumptions about property value growth and market <br />assumptions about vacancy and operating expenses. The model assumes that assessed property <br />values increase by 2% per year. The vacancy rate is assumed at 5% of rental income and <br />operating expenses are estimated at 25% of rental income, both standard assumptions in financial <br />underwriting. The above listed financial information is based on projections prior to financing, <br />tenanting, and construction. The cap rate was estimated at 6.75%. <br /> <br />Conclusion <br />The above Pro-Forma for WG shows three key reasons that the project would not be built <br />without MUPTE. First, the debt coverage ratio is low at 1.06 instead of the common bank <br />1 <br />preference for 1.25 or higher. Second, the perceived risk is high demonstrated by the Cash on <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> Debt Coverage Ratio = Net Operating Income (NOI) divided by debt service <br /> <br />