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Sample Shared Appreciation Loan Calculation: <br /> Original Purchase Price $663,053 <br /> DPA Loan Amount $100,000 <br /> Shared Appreciation 15.08% <br /> Proposed Sale Price $863,053 <br /> Amount Appreciated $200,000* <br /> DPA Shared Appreciation $ 30,160 <br /> Estimated 1st Mortgage Pay Off $390,668** (3.25% interest on a 30-year loan) <br /> DPA Loan Due $130,160 <br /> Estimated Total Pay Off $520,828 <br /> Estimated Funds to Borrower $342,225 <br /> *An assumed amount of appreciation for illustrative purposes. <br /> **Calculation assumption based on sale of property after 10 years. <br /> Although the loan repayments would now be deferred, a shared appreciation loan <br /> will allow the funds to revolve and serve more prospective first-time homebuyers <br /> as the larger amounts of repayments could more quickly replenish the DPA <br /> Program funds in the future. Currently, the City is receiving nominal monthly <br /> repayment amounts from its existing DPA loan accounts. From January through <br /> December 2019, the City received a combined repayment amount of $32,762 (or <br /> an average monthly amount of $2,730) from twenty borrowers who are currently <br /> repaying their DPA loans. <br /> As shown in the sample calculation above, a borrower would provide $130,160 (or <br /> $30,160 in additional payments) to fully repay a $100,000 DPA loan if they sell the <br /> home after 10 years. Despite being deferred and at 0% interest rate, a shared <br /> appreciation loan would provide the City with a repayment amount comparable to <br /> the return on a more conventual loan, that would be redistributed to assist future <br /> homebuyers.' <br /> Benefits of Matching the Loan Terms of the AC Boost Program <br /> There are specific benefits for the DPA loan terms to mirror how the AC Boost loan is <br /> structured. Having the same loan structures would avoid confusion among potential <br /> borrowers and could simplify the home buying process for these borrowers. Hello <br /> Housing has already secured forty-two AC Boost participating lenders, including Bank of <br /> America, Bank of the West, CMG Financial, First Republic Bank, and Union Bank, all of <br /> which have been willing to originate a first mortgage for AC Boost applicants or are <br /> actively lending to AC Boost loan borrowers. With the same documents and matching <br /> terms as AC Boost, these lenders are anticipated to approve Pleasanton's DPA loan as <br /> A $100,000 DPA loan with a 20-year/3/5% interest rate loan terms that requires monthly payments would <br /> generate$28,245 in interest payments(and approximately $1,360 in earnings on those payments for a total return of <br /> $129,605)for the City after 10 years. <br /> Page 5 of 9 <br />