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Post by Moderator on May 4, 2020 20:20:56 GMT
Many investors need a tool to calculate what would be the value of their investment if Two Share Plan is approved. Value of your current investment $100,000 Current dividend per year at 4% $4,000Here is what happens with your Investment if Two Share Plan is approvedCalculation is based on the following assumption communicated by HE: • 55% of your investment would be exchanged with New Class A shares that are dividend paying performing assets • 45% would be exchanged with Class B shares that are no dividend paying, non-performing real estate assets • The subscription price that is now $1 per share will decrease to $0.9 that is the estimated Net Asset Value (NAV) at the date of exchange for both New Class A and Class B shares. NAV will fluctuate in time, i.e. it can be higher than $0.9/share but also lower or much lower Value of your investment held in the New Class A shares $49,500 Value of your investment held in Class B shares $40,500 Value of your investment after exchange $90,000 Expected Dividend amount per year at 7.25% $3,588Download the excel spreadsheet attached and enter the value of your own investment. Have fun!
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Post by nemesis on May 4, 2020 21:55:10 GMT
We can only hope that dthompson has read this. I think he needs a wake up call.
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Post by thebigshort on May 5, 2020 0:17:37 GMT
Good job, thanks for the calculator. I always thought that many advocate HE plan only because bad math and wrong assumptions - that somehow the value of their investment will be restored and the loss will go away by magic - Larry's magic! This calculator curbs their enthusiasm... Mistery solved, the loss is passed to them
Is it hard to add a redemption calculator? Pretending that an investor wants to exit the fund
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Post by Moderator on May 5, 2020 21:48:42 GMT
Good question, thebigshort , let’s pretend that our investor holding now 100,000 Class A Shares, i.e. $100,000 is on the current redemption list of 80 M Class A shares. If the Two share plan would be approved, this redemption list would generate a total redemption request of 44 M New Class A shares (80 M * 55%). Assuming that the max redemption per month is $1 M as communicated by HE and that NAV will stay at $.90, our investor would receive $1,250 / month from redeeming the part of the investment held in the New Class A shares. With Class B shares the investors cannot make redemption requests. HE will redeem these shares when each property from HRAC portfolio is sold based on the actual proceeds. An example is the Covehead, P.E.I. property. Based on NAV = $521,115, our investor’s share in this property would be $242. As the property was sold for only $189,534, the actual amount that the investor would receive from HE is $88, i.e. only 36% from the book value. Please, note that in Two Share Plan: - The current deficit of 10% is eliminated from the HE balance sheet by passing it to the shareholders that will have their investment reduced with 10%
- The deficit is also passed to performing assets (mortgages) although it was created only by accounting write downs of non-performing assets held for sale in HRAC
- Based on the recent Covehead example, the investors are in for big losses that will occur as HRAC properties are sold, despite HE already spending years for asset remediation
As requested, here is a Redemption calculator for Two Share Plan. Have fun!
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