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The Money Tree. WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? Simple Brokerage: –Referrals –Limited fees –Funder controls credit decision –Funder documents the deal –No residual.

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1 The Money Tree

2 WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? Simple Brokerage: –Referrals –Limited fees –Funder controls credit decision –Funder documents the deal –No residual sharing –Few or no representations and warranties

3 What’s the Difference Discounting brokerage (non-recourse) –Name identification –Possible residual sharing –Broker retains some payments –Fees are limited, but greater than simple brokering –Funder controls the credit decision –Increased reps and warranties

4 What’s the Difference? Full Recourse Lessor –Flexibility Lessor makes credit decision Unlimited income potential Warehouse lines (short term) Match funding (long term) Discounting agreements –Lessor bills & collects

5 What’s the Difference? Full Recourse (continued) –Lessor retains fee income Late charges Documentation fees Termination fees Early termination penalties Lessor is fully responsible

6 Discounting pricing Buy rate: 7% Sell rate: 10% First & last, full payout, 60 months Payment: 2.090% per month Broker retains first & last, funder discounts 58 months, in arrears PV of 58 payments @ 7% = 102.6% 1+1 = 4.18% 106.18% Net fee 6.18%

7 Discounting pricing Residual sharing (50/50) –Additional fee = 5% –PV of additional fee @ 7% = 3.527% –PV of total fee = 10.307%

8 Other Sources of Income Flow- through fees Interim rent –Interest only –Daily equivalent Late charges Security deposits

9 Recourse Funding $100,000 loan, 60 months, 7% rate, payable monthly, in arrears –Level payments of principal plus interest Principal payment: $1,667 Interest (1 st month) 583 First payment $ 2,250 Lease payment 2,090 Shortfall (160) # months to breakeven: 16

10 Recourse Funding $100,000 loan,60 months, 7% rate, payable monthly in arrears Level payments of principal and interest Lease payment: $2,090 Loan payment: 1,980 Cash flow-positive $ 110

11 Building a Balance Sheet Booking leases Using residual income Lessor risk Accounting issues –Accountant types –Financial reporting

12 Transitioning to Funding Source Bank relationships –What does the bank want? Credit decision-making Risk analysis

13 Software What to look for –Services –Accounting –Tracking –Reports –Personnel Provider Internal

14 Policy & Procedures Manual –Purpose and function –Who writes it? –Who maintains it? –Who administers it? Guidelines –Credit –Portfolio Concentrations

15 Personal Issues True meaning of full recourse –Lessor guaranty –Lessor financial condition

16 Green flags/Red Flags Funders Portfolio “The only thing that is constant is change”

17 Thank You! Larry LaChance, CLP Bankers Capital 203 Southwest Cutoff Northborough, MA 01532 Tel 508 351-6000 Fax 508 351-6095 llachance@bankers- capital.com Bob Teichman, CLP Teichman Financial Training 3030 Bridgeway, Suite 213 Sausalito, CA 94965 Tel: 415 331-6445 Fax 415 331-6451 botei@aol.com


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