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Additional contingent interest
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Lender participation in the appreciation in value of the underlying property in a participating loan (reis)
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Participation, английский
- The amount of loan or bond issue taken directly from another direct lender or underwriter.
- Доля (в кредите)
Appreciation, английский
- Increase in the value of an asset.
- An increase or decrease in value of an asset. appreciation may be attributable to improvement or deterioration in the financial performance of the asset or changes in the market value for the asset.
- The rise in value of an asset.
- Повышение рыночной стоимости (активов)
- Appreciation is the amount a home increases in value over time. to calculate a home’s likely appreciation rate, add one to the annual appreciation rate, raise this to a power equal to the number of years you’d like to estimate, then multiply that by the current value of the property.
- An increase in the market from the insurance company. value of a home due to changing market conditions and/or home improvements.
- An increase in value or worth of property. opposite of depreciation.
- Communicating to the coachee something you appreciate about them can raise their self-belief and confidence, and help them know themselves more fully
Underlying, английский
- A исходный, лежащий в основе; глубинный form, structure, word underspecification n грамматическая неправиль- ность; несоответствие грамматическим пра- вилам (ант. licensing)
- What supports the security or instrument that parties agree to exchange in a derivative contract.
Participating, английский
Принимающий участие
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Additionality, английский
- The positive impact that would not have occurred without the investment. real estate impact investment strategies may ensure additionality by creating additional affordable housing, social housing, healthcare or education or by investing in real estate to improve its environmental performance.
- Необходимость участия
Adc arrangements, английский
An adc arrangement is an arrangement in which a bank (lender) provides financing for real estate acquisition, development, or construction purposes and has virtually the same risks and potential rewards as those of owners or joint ventures. there is often little risk in such arrangements to the borrower. the lender may advance all or substantially all the necessary funds to complete a project (including fees and interest), may have a share in the residual profits of the project (an equity "kicker"), and must look to the eventual sale or refinancing of the property for repayment of the advances. such transactions are often structured in a manner that makes default unlikely because there is no requirement for the borrower to make payments while the project is in progress. adc arrangements should be reported as loans, real estate ventures, or direct investments in real estate in accordance with guidance presented by the aicpa in a notice to practitioners issued in february 1986.
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