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Tax on loan account
Started Oct. 29, 2009
Did you know that you can leverage your under-valued shares/stocks to invest in property?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Stuart Hardman Oct. 15, 2009.
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Hi I am modelling property investments in South Africa (would be the same for most places I think).
Now the private equity portion is invested as a mezzanine loan - this reduces the tax liability because tax is calculated by the reduction in the pr…
Hi I am modelling property investments in South Africa (would be the same for most places I think).
Now the private equity portion is invested as a mezzanine loan - this reduces the tax liability because tax is calculated by the reduction in the pr…
I deal exclusively with commercial property myself and gearing is the key to increasing the IRR (given that the underlying covenant is secure of course) - and so in this market access to gearing and additional sources of finance is useful.
As for t…
Why pay Interest Rates: Interest rates based on monthly LIBOR + 4% ? Sounds expensive. And who's to know if your shares are undervalued or overvalued and you should sell them? The bankers only going to pay you 1.5% - 2% if you keep your money in a C…
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- Real Estate Consultant
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- Director
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- 15Yrs
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- BA, BSc
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- International Commercial Property Investment
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- At 9:32am on July 26, 2009,
Yandel said…
- We just recently launched a product that secures rental income on the back underlying credit risk. Pretty much a credit default swap with us providing protection. Essentially, we gurantee rental income on the event of default in exchange for a monthly retainer to residential and commercial real estate owners and landlords.
Busy with other structured finance solutions around credit risk, a residential real estate development as well as a property fund.
LTV too low? Usually the banks would hold back if the business plans are not clear on how value would be unlocked. Would you mind if we had a look at some of those deals?
Where are looking to develop, PE? What do you thing of Gauteng? Keep in touch.
- At 12:06pm on July 21, 2009,
Yandel said…
- Hi Stuart
Hows the Commercial Property scene going? What do you think of Commercial Property in London, what are you guys currently working on?
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