This was a fun one to do. There are a few other features that would have been nice to add, but I didn't want to over-complicate the build. Those include minimum multiple on the mezz, floating rate on the construction piece, GP-first/LP-second equity draws, and how to integrate this module into a broader development model.
I really appreciate your way of explaining all of it, you make so simple, information that is very profesional. Your are incredibly. Keep the good work!!!!
Thanks for watching MJ. Yes, Excel is a necessity in finance. While you'll learn all sorts of Excel tricks from our videos, if you're looking for an Excel-specific channel you might check out Leila Gharani - her TH-cam for Excel is excellent: th-cam.com/channels/JtUOos_MwJa_Ewii-R3cJA.htmlfeatured.
Hey Spencer, I've been confused by this video and another previous video about why you haven't shown the repayment of principal and why isn't that done?
Hi Spencer thanks for the demo! Just a quick question - why there is no principle repayment in the model? Shall we add one more line for principle repayment?
Typically Mezz funding attracts a higher interest rate so would it not be prudent to utilise such facility after the vanilla/construction funding rather than before as illustrated in your video?
How would this change If the Mezz debt went out as a percentage of with the construction loan? Lets say $100 goes out of the construction loan and thus $10 of the mezzanine would be disbursed.
This was a fun one to do. There are a few other features that would have been nice to add, but I didn't want to over-complicate the build. Those include minimum multiple on the mezz, floating rate on the construction piece, GP-first/LP-second equity draws, and how to integrate this module into a broader development model.
Spencer's videos are so engaging, that I hardly get distracted off to checking other things. Awe-inspiring content.
Thank you for this! I'm an accelerator member and I really appreciate all of the work you do!
I really appreciate your way of explaining all of it, you make so simple, information that is very profesional. Your are incredibly. Keep the good work!!!!
you produce the best videos about excel on youtube
Hi Spencer thank you so much for teaching this valuable stuff.
2nd time watching ur spreadsheet demos... makes me realize I need to learn how to do excel and financial modeling if wanna become a BB.
Thanks for watching MJ. Yes, Excel is a necessity in finance. While you'll learn all sorts of Excel tricks from our videos, if you're looking for an Excel-specific channel you might check out Leila Gharani - her TH-cam for Excel is excellent: th-cam.com/channels/JtUOos_MwJa_Ewii-R3cJA.htmlfeatured.
@@adventuresincre appreciate it mate. I'll look into it.
Hey Spencer, I've been confused by this video and another previous video about why you haven't shown the repayment of principal and why isn't that done?
Hi Spencer thanks for the demo! Just a quick question - why there is no principle repayment in the model? Shall we add one more line for principle repayment?
Thanks for sharing! So is the interest reserve the difference of 12,950,000 and 13,216,014?
Thanks you
Typically Mezz funding attracts a higher interest rate so would it not be prudent to utilise such facility after the vanilla/construction funding rather than before as illustrated in your video?
yes
How would this change If the Mezz debt went out as a percentage of with the construction loan? Lets say $100 goes out of the construction loan and thus $10 of the mezzanine would be disbursed.
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