Last week's Zoom call announcing the 2nd and 3rd properties identified for the Ashcroft Value-Add Fund III (AVAF3), Gateway Lakes and Cocoplum, was full of important questions that you and fellow Ashcroft investors asked us. If you did not get a chance to attend. Watch the recent conference call to learn why:
This deal is the right price at the right time.
The property will be financed using fixed-rate agency loans to mitigate market uncertainty.
Insider knowledge of how the seller operates reduces risk and increases upside.
I would like to share a couple questions and answers that I think you will find particularly interesting. Here are two significant questions that were addressed during the call that speak to how the property will be financed and why the current owner is selling:
Question: What is the financing you're placing on this property?
We're putting fixed agency debt on the property.
The loan will be roughly 70–72% loan to purchase price.
Fixing the interest rate mitigates the risk of further interest rate rises.
Loan to value will decrease, helping to preserve capital.
Not adding additional debt increases the value and therefore overall cash flow
Question: Why is the current owner selling?
Dome Equities was looking to close out their fund and needed to sell.
Our relationship with the sellers gave us a leg up on the competition.
Buying the deals together as a portfolio gave the seller certainty of execution.
Pursuing a portfolio deal resulted in a lower overall purchase price for both properties.
Read the complete answers to these questions in the full transcript here.
The addition of these two properties has made now an even better time to invest in this growing fund.
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