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Episode 263: How to Evaluate Deals Like a Banker

Episode 263: How to Evaluate Deals Like a Banker

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Discover how to evaluate deals like a banker—the systematic process that protects capital and removes emotion from private lending decisions—because when you're using your family bank to lend you need to think like the institution you've replaced. Banks don't get emotional about deals, they don't lend based on relationships or stories, they have systematic process that protects their capital, if you're going to lend privately you need the same discipline. Banker's evaluation framework has five critical questions: First, what's the collateral worth today, not what borrower says it's worth not what it might be worth after improvements, what would it sell for today as-is in normal market, get independent appraisal that's your starting point. Second, what's my loan-to-value ratio, take your loan amount divide it by current market value, if you're lending three hundred thousand on property worth five hundred thousand that's sixty percent LTV, anything above sixty-five percent you're taking on more risk, anything above seventy-five percent walk away. Third, what's my lien position, am I first in line or is there existing debt ahead of me, if there's two hundred thousand dollar first mortgage and you're lending another two hundred thousand you're in second position, that's not banker's deal first lien only. Fourth, what's the exit strategy, how does this loan get repaid, banks don't lend hoping borrower figures it out they lend knowing exactly how they're getting repaid, sale refinance or cash flow specific timeline backup plan, if borrower can't articulate this clearly deal fails. Fifth, what's my downside protection, if everything goes wrong borrower defaults market drops twenty percent property sits vacant six months can I still recover my principal, if answer is no deal doesn't meet banker standards.What You'll Learn:Think Like the Institution You Replaced – When you're using your family bank to lend you need to think like the institution you've replaced, banks don't get emotional about deals they don't lend based on relationships or stories, they have systematic process that protects their capital, if you're going to lend privately you need same disciplineQuestion One: Current Collateral Value – What's the collateral worth today, not what the borrower says it's worth not what it might be worth after improvements, what would it sell for today as-is in a normal market, get an independent appraisal that's your starting point, current market value is foundation of evaluationQuestion Two: Loan-to-Value Ratio – What's my loan-to-value ratio, take your loan amount divide it by the current market value, if you're lending three hundred thousand on a property worth five hundred thousand that's sixty percent LTV, anything above sixty-five percent you're taking on more risk anything above seventy-five percent walk away immediatelyQuestion Three: Lien Position – What's my lien position, am I first in line or is there existing debt ahead of me, if there's a two hundred thousand dollar first mortgage and you're lending another two hundred thousand you're in second position, that's not a banker's deal first lien only no exceptionsQuestion Four: Exit Strategy Clarity – What's the exit strategy, how does this loan get repaid, banks don't lend hoping the borrower figures it out they lend knowing exactly how they're getting repaid, sale refinance or cash flow with specific timeline and backup plan, if the borrower can't articulate this clearly the deal fails banker evaluationQuestion Five: Downside Protection – What's my downside protection, if everything goes wrong borrower defaults market drops twenty percent property sits vacant for six months can I still recover my principal, if the answer is no the deal doesn't meet banker standards, worst case scenario must still protect principalFramework Removes Emotion – This framework removes emotion from lending decisions, it's not about whether you like the borrower or believe in the project, it's about whether the numbers protect your capital, evaluate every deal like a banker and you'll lend like a professional not an amateurCore Principles:Systematic Process Not Emotion – Banks have systematic process that protects capital not emotional decisions, same discipline required for private lending from family bankCurrent Market Value Foundation – Independent appraisal of what collateral sells for today as-is in normal market, not borrower estimates or future projectionsSixty-Five Percent LTV Maximum – Loan amount divided by current market value, sixty percent is safe sixty-five percent is maximum, above seventy-five percent walk awayFirst Lien Position Only – Must be first in line for repayment, existing debt ahead means second position, not banker's deal first lien only no exceptionsExit Strategy Must Be Clear – Banks lend knowing exactly how they're getting repaid, sale refinance cash flow specific timeline backup plan, vague answers fail ...
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