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MWF Apartment Proposal <br />January 16, 2018 <br />Page 2 <br />1. Acquisition Costs - Acquisition costs of approximately $11,000 per unit are within <br />the typical market range of $5,000 to $15,000 per unit. <br />2. Total Development Costs (TDC) -The TDC is approximately $14.65 million or <br />$244,000 per unit. Multi -family projects in this market generally range between <br />$225,000 and $275,000 per unit. <br />Developer Fee - The proposed developer fee is approximately 9% of TDC, which is <br />within the typical industry range of 8-10% for LIHTC projects. The Developer is also <br />deferring approximately 81 % of their developer fee. The deferred portion of the fee is <br />then paid to the Developer through future cash flow, which is projected to take <br />approximately 13 years and is longer than the typical 8-10 years. The reasonable <br />developer fee and higher deferred fee helps minimize the project's funding gap. <br />4. Rents - The proposed rents are within 5% of the regulatory maximum allowed to be <br />charged in projects using LIHTC proceeds. <br />5. Operating Expenses - The operating expenses of approximately $3,900 per unit per <br />year are within the typical range of $3,500 to $4,500 per unit per year. <br />6. Management Fee - The proposed management fee of 5.8% of revenue is higher than <br />the typical 3% to 5% of revenue; however, reducing the fee has a nominal impact <br />because this relatively small project produces less revenue. <br />7. Reserves - The annual deposit to replacement reserves is set at $450 per unit per year, <br />.which is typical for projects that include financing from Minnesota Housing. <br />Amount <br />Pct. <br />Per Unit <br />Acquisition Costs <br />Amount <br />Pct. <br />Per Unit <br />First Mortgage <br />6,074,700 <br />41% <br />101,245 <br />TIF Note <br />546,000 <br />4% <br />9,100 <br />MWF GP Loan <br />516,192 <br />4% <br />8,603 <br />Low Income Housing Tax Credits <br />3,814,404 <br />26% <br />63,573 <br />Energy Rebate <br />1,800 <br />0% <br />30 <br />Minnesota Housing Deferred Loan <br />1,736,000 <br />12% <br />28,933 <br />Ramsey County HRA HOME Loan <br />400,000 <br />3% <br />6,667 <br />Met Council LHIA Deferred Loan <br />500,000 <br />3% <br />8,333 <br />Deferred Developer Fee (81% of Total Fee) <br />1,059,223 <br />7% <br />17,654 <br />TOTAL SOURCES <br />14,648,319 <br />100% <br />244,139 <br />1. Acquisition Costs - Acquisition costs of approximately $11,000 per unit are within <br />the typical market range of $5,000 to $15,000 per unit. <br />2. Total Development Costs (TDC) -The TDC is approximately $14.65 million or <br />$244,000 per unit. Multi -family projects in this market generally range between <br />$225,000 and $275,000 per unit. <br />Developer Fee - The proposed developer fee is approximately 9% of TDC, which is <br />within the typical industry range of 8-10% for LIHTC projects. The Developer is also <br />deferring approximately 81 % of their developer fee. The deferred portion of the fee is <br />then paid to the Developer through future cash flow, which is projected to take <br />approximately 13 years and is longer than the typical 8-10 years. The reasonable <br />developer fee and higher deferred fee helps minimize the project's funding gap. <br />4. Rents - The proposed rents are within 5% of the regulatory maximum allowed to be <br />charged in projects using LIHTC proceeds. <br />5. Operating Expenses - The operating expenses of approximately $3,900 per unit per <br />year are within the typical range of $3,500 to $4,500 per unit per year. <br />6. Management Fee - The proposed management fee of 5.8% of revenue is higher than <br />the typical 3% to 5% of revenue; however, reducing the fee has a nominal impact <br />because this relatively small project produces less revenue. <br />7. Reserves - The annual deposit to replacement reserves is set at $450 per unit per year, <br />.which is typical for projects that include financing from Minnesota Housing. <br />Amount <br />Pct. <br />Per Unit <br />Acquisition Costs <br />655,461 <br />4% <br />10,924 <br />Construction Costs <br />11,036,876 <br />75% <br />183,948 <br />Professional Services <br />523,000 <br />4% <br />8,717 <br />Financing Costs <br />765,729 <br />5% <br />12,762 <br />Developer Fee <br />1,300,000 <br />9% <br />21,667 <br />Cash Accounts/Escrows/Reserves <br />367,253 <br />3% <br />6,121 <br />TOTAL USES <br />14,648,319 <br />100% <br />244,139 <br />1. Acquisition Costs - Acquisition costs of approximately $11,000 per unit are within <br />the typical market range of $5,000 to $15,000 per unit. <br />2. Total Development Costs (TDC) -The TDC is approximately $14.65 million or <br />$244,000 per unit. Multi -family projects in this market generally range between <br />$225,000 and $275,000 per unit. <br />Developer Fee - The proposed developer fee is approximately 9% of TDC, which is <br />within the typical industry range of 8-10% for LIHTC projects. The Developer is also <br />deferring approximately 81 % of their developer fee. The deferred portion of the fee is <br />then paid to the Developer through future cash flow, which is projected to take <br />approximately 13 years and is longer than the typical 8-10 years. The reasonable <br />developer fee and higher deferred fee helps minimize the project's funding gap. <br />4. Rents - The proposed rents are within 5% of the regulatory maximum allowed to be <br />charged in projects using LIHTC proceeds. <br />5. Operating Expenses - The operating expenses of approximately $3,900 per unit per <br />year are within the typical range of $3,500 to $4,500 per unit per year. <br />6. Management Fee - The proposed management fee of 5.8% of revenue is higher than <br />the typical 3% to 5% of revenue; however, reducing the fee has a nominal impact <br />because this relatively small project produces less revenue. <br />7. Reserves - The annual deposit to replacement reserves is set at $450 per unit per year, <br />.which is typical for projects that include financing from Minnesota Housing. <br />