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DOUBLE R LOFTS
                              INVESTMENT OPORTUNITY




My Name is Darin Hudson. I have a property located at 705 Grant Street, in Amarillo Texas. It is a 37,152
Square foot warehouse in Downtown Amarillo. It was built in 1920 from beautiful red brick with huge thick
wooden beams and large cast iron floor and corner brackets. The road running past the property is red brick as
well. This type of construction is just not seen anymore. I have designed and integrated all of these property
features into the build out. Amarillo is working very actively on their Downtown Revitalization Program. The
City has vacated a 12,580 square foot alley as an incentive for me to move forward with this project. Amarillo is
very excited about having this property as one of their key redevelopment projects.


I am looking for an investor to inject remodel money on a short term 18 month loan in the amount of
$1,740,597. There is no current mortgage on the property as I purchased it in whole in June of 2007. I have a
permit issued from the City of Amarillo to build the units. I have also received TIRZ approval for the rebate of
90% of the advalorum property taxes for the next 20 years from the TIRZ Board. This project also qualifies the
investor, or financial institution for a new market tax credit, which gives the investor a 39% tax deduction on
the amount of the loan, which can be taken in the first year, or over seven years.


I have completed one model unit in the building to illustrate the finish work of my product. There will be a total
of 20 units when completed. The smallest unit would sell for a conservative $125 a square foot at $121,250,
and the largest unit would sell for $356,000. These numbers are based on a finished unit. (I do not intend to sell
these units, but keep the building as a rental property). The first and only other existing Loft sales in the
Downtown Amarillo area were last year, and they sold for $58.00 a square foot as an UNFINISHED SHELL.
The Architect involved in the 6 Eagle Center lofts built two years ago informed me that the current owners
spent between $120 and $140 per square foot in order to get them finished out. My units in contrast, are very
inexpensive to build at $53.04 a foot, FINISHED. If the units were to be sold, they would sell easily sell at a
ridiculously conservative $100 a foot based on today’s depressed market value. That price will go up as new
activity and the effects of the New Downtown revitalization program take form, and the economy and lending
markets strengthen, along with my contributions. I want to keep the property as an apartment building as well
as complete 5 more of these projects within the same 5 block area of Downtown Amarillo. At a later date I will
then create and stimulate the condo market that is just now starting to occur in Downtown Amarillo. At that
point they will sell for a much higher price than $100 per square foot, possibly $200 or more per square foot.
This is only a preliminary and conservative sales price compared to the 6 Eagle Center units that were built on
Polk Street (approximately five blocks from this location). I will be pre-leasing upon procurement of my
construction loan. Conservative rent amounts are $32,337 monthly. Existing and comparable square foot rental
prices would put the building at $38,322 monthly. Please note that I am however, using the Conservative
numbers in all my calculations.

The property is located two blocks from the convention center, one block from City Hall, as well as two blocks
from the brand new Performing Arts Building completed in 2007. This project will create approximately
$2,000,000 in value added equity, after all costs are in. This project will lease quickly, and ultimately sell
quickly when the time comes to sell, as it will be the first of its kind in Amarillo. The project will offer huge
downtown living spaces, with secured off street, on site parking, private individual courtyards, 15 foot high
wooden raftered ceilings, pitched glass 6x12 skylights, granite and maple kitchens, split level, free hanging
open second level areas, brick walls, low voltage wired lighting, stained concrete floors, as well as refinished 2”
thick flooring which currently exists in 14 of the units. The view from their large, full 13’ high, glass aluminum
storefront style windows, looks out to private landscaped courtyards with a 10 foot privacy wall around it,
which will be something that no other Downtown properties have to offer.




    NORTH FACE OF BUILDING                                           SOUTHERN 7 UNIT AREA.
BAY DOORS GET REPLACED WITH                                          RIGHT WALL IS REMOVED
7 SILVER STOREFRONT OPENINGS                                         AND REPLACED WITH 7
& SURROUNDED BY COURTYARDS                                           SILVER STOREFRONT
                                                                         OPENINGS
5 YEAR FUTURE SALES INFORMATION
                   At $125.00 per square foot
                  SQUARE      PRICE ER
NUMBER OF UNITS   FOOTAGE     S.F.        SALE PRICE


Unit # 1             1,010        x       $126,250
Unit # 2             1,500        x       $187,500
Unit # 3             1,500        x       $187,500
Unit # 4             1,500        x       $187,500
Unit # 5             1,500        x       $187,500
Unit # 6             1,500        x       $187,500
Unit # 7             1,200        x       $150,000
Unit # 8             3,760        x       $470,000
Unit # 9             3,530        x       $441,250
Unit # 10            3,450        x       $431,250
Unit # 11            3,560        x       $445,000
Unit # 12            3,080        x       $385,000
Unit # 13            3,262        x       $407,750
Unit # 14             980         x       $122,500
Unit # 15             970         x       $121,250
Unit # 16             970         x       $121,250
Unit # 17             970         x       $121,250
Unit # 18             970         x       $121,250
Unit # 19             970         x       $121,250
Unit # 20             970         x       $121,250

 TOTAL
  S.F.               37,152     125      $4,644,000
VIEW OF EXISTING WAREHOUSE INTERIOR MAIN FLOOR BEFORE DEMOLITION
The Construction estimate takes into account the minimal finish work required in retrofitting
the existing Brick building with its exposed ceiling, as well as all 2” Tongue and groove wood
floors that exist. The existing substrates just need to be cleaned up and refinished.

     Construction Estimate
                                                      Revision Date:
     Lofts at 705 S. Grant Street
     705 S. Grant Street Amarillo, Texas                                37152   SF Usable
                                                                        37152   SF Rentable           1    A.O.

 1   Supervision                                                                                            17500   0.47   SF
 2   Construction Permits                                                                                   12228   0.33   SF
 3   Demolition                                                                                             20000   0.54   SF
                                                                                                            22416
 4   Site Work and Utility Costs                                                                                0   6.03   SF
                                                                                                            34421
 5   Building Exterior Shell                                                                                    1   9.26   SF
                                                                                                            11040
 6   Casework and Cabinetry                                                                                     0   2.97   SF
 7   Door Installation                                                                                       6200   0.17   SF
 8   Door Frames and Interior Borrow and Sidelites                                                           6200   0.17   SF
 9   Doors                                                                                                  10540   0.28   SF
10   Hardware                                                                                                5580   0.15   SF
                                                                                                            12393
11   Partitions                                                                                                 5   3.34   SF
12   Flooring                                                                                               43959   1.18   SF
13   Painting                                                                                               44974   1.21   SF
14   Wall Finishes                                                                                           3300   0.09   SF
15   Ceiling Systems                                                                                        48375   1.30   SF
16   Window Coverings                                                                                       11500   0.31   SF
17   Fire Protection Systems                                                                                52013   1.40   SF
18   Plumbing                                                                                               37152   1.00   SF
19   HVAC                                                                                                   40303   1.08   SF
20   Electrical Service and Power Systems                                                                   80655   2.17   SF
21   Electrical Lighting                                                                                    37152   1.00   SF
22   Computer Room, Generator, and UPS Systems                                                                  0   0.00   SF
23   Life Safety, Access Control, and Surveillance Systems                                                  27850   0.75   SF
24   Miscellaneous Construction and Contingency Items                                                       62711   1.69   SF


                                                                                               $1,370,90            36.9
     Subtotal                                                                                          0               0   SF

25   Overhead                                                            10%                   $137,090             3.69   SF

26   Profit                                                               8%                   $120,639             3.25   SF

27   Tax                                                               6.875%                  $111,968             3.01   SF


                                                                                               $1,740,59
28   Total                                                                                            7

                                            Basic Construction Costs              per Usable     $51.71
SF
                                                        per Rentable
                             Basic Construction Costs            SF    $46.85




  VIEW OF MY LAST PROJECT IN ALBUQUERQUE, SILVER HILLS LOFTS

EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS 705 SOUTH GRANT TX.
My intention is to renovate the entire building, incorporating improvements to the fascia,
silver aluminum storefront windows and doors, with custom silver roof panel private
walled courtyards and private parking areas for each unit, fenced and gated entryways
from the street with card key access gates, 8 surveillance cameras around the full exterior
of the property, and parking lots that records for 6 months, new 8 foot brick front
property division wall with slate pilasters, as well as full replacement of the roof with a 4
inch sprayed cellulose polyurethane roof. New asphalt parking lots both sides. Three new
steel decorative canopies at the front middle 3 units located at the top of the store front
window systems.
F
INTERIOR IMPROVMENTS




           VIEW OF THE NEW MODEL UNIT AT THE DOUBLE R LOFTS

All units will have all new 2 hour rated fire wall division. All interior walls will
be fully insulated. All electrical will be new, cad 5 phone, new cable, and wire
for fiber optics for future improvements for the future downtown expansion planned. The
existing 1950’s exposed wood ceilings will remain, with a new sandblasted and clear finish.
All new copper plumbing and new sewer lines.
The existing concrete floors will be stripped and clear sealed as well. All
second story loft areas will be padded & carpeted; with the undersides being exposed
wood, with clear sealer. The existing units with lower levels have an existing T&G 1”
wood ceiling that will be sandblasted and clear finished, with low voltage cable light
systems installed on dimmer switches. The existing


brick walls will remain and be cleaned and remain exposed. Existing block
and concrete walls will have conduit exposed, as well as the existing wood
ceiling’s, all other electrical will be concealed in the new wall construction. Interior
lighting in the living areas will be low voltage wire system lights. Existing skylights to
remain and be repaired, as well as new skylights installed
at all of the units.
BATHROOMS-Granite tub surrounds fitted with new glass enclosures, Maple modern
vanities, Granite vanity tops, mirrored medicine cabinets, vanity light, exhaust fans with
heat and light, any and all wood floor areas will have slate tile over 3/8 hardy backer,
exposed concrete floors will remain, with a clear sealer, & unique towel bars as well.
VIEW OF NEW BATHROOM IN MODEL UNIT AT DOUBLE R LOFTS
KITCHENS – Maple cabinets with pulls designed in the door or drawer, with granite
counter tops and entertaining islands, slide in black or stainless stoves, black or stainless
refrigerators, black or stainless dishwashers, black or stainless convection microwaves
over sink area, new 2 compartment deep stainless sinks, sprayer faucets, garbage
disposals, and stainless Decora switchgear. The center floor in the kitchen will have a 4’ x
8’ x ½” thick Lexan panel light installed to allow light from the overhead 4x8 skylight to
flow to the lower level of the unit. Full pantries as well.
NEW MODEL UNIT KITCHEN & GEUST BEDROOM AT THE DOUBLE R LOFTS




LIVINGROOMS -Clean concrete and wood floors and clear cote, All new
aluminum storefront windows full height looking into each courtyard, all interior doors
will be 36” solid core birch, clear finish doors with redi frame factory silver
finish jambs. Wood Floor decking at front of each 2 story unit will be removed
to install a 4 foot wide ½” thick Plexiglas floor at front full height glass wall as
to allow light into lower areas.
EXISTING LIVING ROOM IN MODEL UNIT



LOFT BEDROOM AREAS – carpet and ½ 8 pound pad at upper loft areas, aircraft cable
handrails to meet UBC with top 3 x 1 inch grab rail, with
Sheetrock half walls to shield the sleeping area, Steel diamond plate stairs, on
an 8’ box support beam. Mirrored silver frame closet doors with a built in desk
and shelves to the side, desk will be wired with phone, cable, and fiber, ceiling fan, and
cable low voltage lights.


LOWER FLOORS- Clean and seal floor’s, clean and seal brick or concrete
walls, sandblast wood ceilings and clear seal, low voltage cable light systems.
NEW BASEMENT IN MODEL UNIT, AT NIGHT


GENERAL
- install new HVAC units every unit.
-insta hot electric hot water heaters each unit.
-separate utilities.
-washer and dryer combination each unit
-pantries each unit
-Self closing combination gate at each Courtyard entry.
-automatic garage doors at each private courtyard.
-roof shall be 4” Cellulose foam system.

LANDSCAPING custom concrete/pavers for the drive pads in each courtyard and
walkways, new xerascape landscaping in each courtyard, one tree in each courtyard, and
4 trees at front of building, something that grows fast and large, but produces little pollen,
or debris, on minimal water.
To View my last project that is located at 2001 Gold Avenue in Albuquerque at:

http://loftsatgold.com/

or

http://www.silverhilllofts.com/

The Silver Hills Lofts project is currently selling for $250.00 a square foot.

                                           Pro­Forma
705 S Grant Street Amarillo Texas  ~ Monthly Rental Income
                                                                                                          
         Unit 
         Size 
         ( Sq.           Upside             Rent /                                    Market 
 Type    Ft.)*          Potential           Foot       Monthly      Rents             Rents 
 1b/1b   1010                                1.13           $1,141               $              1,141 
 1b/1b   1500                                1.00           $1,500               $              1,500 
 1b/1b   1500                                1.00           $1,500               $              1,500 
 1b/1b   1500                                1.00           $1,500               $              1,500 
 1b/1b   1500                                1.00           $1,500               $              1,500 
 1b/1b   1500                                1.00           $1,500               $              1,500 
 1b/1b   1200                                1.13           $1,356               $              1,356 
 2b/1b   3760                                0.71           $2,670               $              3,760 
 2b/1b   3530                                0.71           $2,506               $              3,530 
 2b/1b   3450                                0.71           $2,450               $              3,450 
 2b/1b   3560                                0.71           $2,528               $              3,560 
 2b/1b   3080                                0.71           $2,187               $              3,080 
 2b/1b   3262                                0.71           $2,316               $              3,262 
 1b/1b   980                                 1.13           $1,107               $              1,107 
 1b/1b   970                                 1.13           $1,096               $              1,096 
 1b/1b   970                                 1.13           $1,096               $              1,096 
 1b/1b   970                                 1.13           $1,096               $              1,096 
 1b/1b   970                                 1.13           $1,096               $              1,096 
 1b/1b   970                                 1.13           $1,096               $              1,096 
 1b/1b   970                                 1.13           $1,096               $              1,096 
 $ 
         37,152              $5,985                    0.87                            $32,337                        $38,322

                                                                                                                                         

705 S Grant Street Amarillo Texas ~ Operating Statement
                                                                                                                             
                                                                                                            Current 
                                                                                                             Rents          Market Rents 
Income                                                                                                     Annualized        Annualized
Gross Potential 
Rent                                                                                                            $388,045             $459,864
Other Income (Banked)                                                                                                  $0                   $0
Annual Scheduled Gross Income                                                                                   $388,045             $459,864
Vacancy Allowance (3.0%)                                                                                        ($11,641)            ($13,796)
Effective Gross Operating Income                                                                                $376,404             $446,068
                                                                                                                             

                                                                                           % of            Projected            Projected 
Estimate Annual Operating Expenses                                                         EGOI            Expenses             Expenses
Property Insurance (Est.)                                                                  1.37%                  $5,175               $5,175
Payroll Expense                                                                            0.96%                  $3,600               $3,600
           Administrative 
           Salaries                                                                           $0
                                                                                           0.00%               $0
           Manager Salaries                                         0.00%                     $0               $0
           Employee Rent Credit                                     0.96%                 $3,600           $3,600
           Payroll Taxes                                            0.00%                     $0               $0
           Management Fee                                           0.00%                     $0               $0
           Workers Comp. Insurance                                  0.00%                     $0               $0
           Employee Benefits                                        0.00%                     $0               $0
Utility Expense                                                     3.70%               $13,932           $13,932
           Electricity (12 month Average)                           0.48%                 $1,788           $1,788
           Water & Sanitation                                       2.32%                 $8,724           $8,724
           Trash Collection                                         0.59%                 $2,220           $2,220
           Natural Gas                                              0.00%                     $0               $0
           Other utilities                                          0.32%                 $1,200           $1,200
Repair and Maintenance 5% of EGOI                                   5.00%               $18,820           $18,820
Management Fee ( 5%) of EGOI                                        5.00%               $18,820           $22,303
                                                                                        $25,747           $25,747
Real Estate Taxes (2.530%) Ad Valorem. Minus 90% TIRZ Rebate over 20 years                                        
Total Annual Operating Expenses                            ­$2.32           ­22.87% ($86,094) ($89,577)


                                                                                                                                  
Net Operating Income                                                                                   $290,310 $356,491
                                                                                                                 

705 S Grant Street Amarillo Texas ~ Pricing and Returns
                                                                                                                    
Debt Service on                                                                                        Current         Market 
1st                                                                                                      Rents          Rents
                                                                                    Debt Ser 
*Price:            2,340,597              *n=               360   years             1st               (125,403) (125,403)
                                                                  interest          Pretax 
*Loan­to­Value         74.37%             *I=             6.06%   rate              Cash FL.          $164,907     $231,088 
                                                                  future 
*Down­payment          600,000           *fv=                 0   value             Cap Rate            12.40%         15.23%
                     ­10,450.2                                    loan              Cash­on­
*Debt Service                2           *pv=     1,740,597       amount            Cash                27.48%         38.51%
                      (125,40                                     pymnt. 
*(Assumptions)     3)                    *type           1        prd.              GRM                     6.03         5.09
                                     Actual       0.505000                          Price Per 
DCR                     2.315        I=                00%                          Unit           $  117,030 
                                                                                    Price Per 
                                                                                    Sq. Ft.        $      63.00 
                                                                                                                  


                                                                                    Principal 
                                                                                    Reduction      $    21,136   $ 21,136 
                                                                                    Pre Tax 
                                                                                    Cash + 
                                                                                    Principal 
                                                                                    Reduction     $       6,044     $  252,225 
                                                                                         Total 
                                                                                        Return          31.01%         42.04%


I am excited to begin construction on the remaining 19 units as soon a possible and look
forward to hearing back from you with any questions you may have.

Thank You

Darin Hudson
BCH Development and Construction
706 N Cleveland Unit C
Oceanside CA 92054
Cell 806 220 0610
Fax 760.231.1272
Email d@darinhudson.com
Lic # 32121

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Amarillo Intro Package 09(3)

  • 1. DOUBLE R LOFTS INVESTMENT OPORTUNITY My Name is Darin Hudson. I have a property located at 705 Grant Street, in Amarillo Texas. It is a 37,152 Square foot warehouse in Downtown Amarillo. It was built in 1920 from beautiful red brick with huge thick wooden beams and large cast iron floor and corner brackets. The road running past the property is red brick as well. This type of construction is just not seen anymore. I have designed and integrated all of these property features into the build out. Amarillo is working very actively on their Downtown Revitalization Program. The City has vacated a 12,580 square foot alley as an incentive for me to move forward with this project. Amarillo is very excited about having this property as one of their key redevelopment projects. I am looking for an investor to inject remodel money on a short term 18 month loan in the amount of $1,740,597. There is no current mortgage on the property as I purchased it in whole in June of 2007. I have a permit issued from the City of Amarillo to build the units. I have also received TIRZ approval for the rebate of 90% of the advalorum property taxes for the next 20 years from the TIRZ Board. This project also qualifies the investor, or financial institution for a new market tax credit, which gives the investor a 39% tax deduction on the amount of the loan, which can be taken in the first year, or over seven years. I have completed one model unit in the building to illustrate the finish work of my product. There will be a total of 20 units when completed. The smallest unit would sell for a conservative $125 a square foot at $121,250, and the largest unit would sell for $356,000. These numbers are based on a finished unit. (I do not intend to sell
  • 2. these units, but keep the building as a rental property). The first and only other existing Loft sales in the Downtown Amarillo area were last year, and they sold for $58.00 a square foot as an UNFINISHED SHELL. The Architect involved in the 6 Eagle Center lofts built two years ago informed me that the current owners spent between $120 and $140 per square foot in order to get them finished out. My units in contrast, are very inexpensive to build at $53.04 a foot, FINISHED. If the units were to be sold, they would sell easily sell at a ridiculously conservative $100 a foot based on today’s depressed market value. That price will go up as new activity and the effects of the New Downtown revitalization program take form, and the economy and lending markets strengthen, along with my contributions. I want to keep the property as an apartment building as well as complete 5 more of these projects within the same 5 block area of Downtown Amarillo. At a later date I will then create and stimulate the condo market that is just now starting to occur in Downtown Amarillo. At that point they will sell for a much higher price than $100 per square foot, possibly $200 or more per square foot. This is only a preliminary and conservative sales price compared to the 6 Eagle Center units that were built on Polk Street (approximately five blocks from this location). I will be pre-leasing upon procurement of my construction loan. Conservative rent amounts are $32,337 monthly. Existing and comparable square foot rental prices would put the building at $38,322 monthly. Please note that I am however, using the Conservative numbers in all my calculations. The property is located two blocks from the convention center, one block from City Hall, as well as two blocks from the brand new Performing Arts Building completed in 2007. This project will create approximately $2,000,000 in value added equity, after all costs are in. This project will lease quickly, and ultimately sell quickly when the time comes to sell, as it will be the first of its kind in Amarillo. The project will offer huge downtown living spaces, with secured off street, on site parking, private individual courtyards, 15 foot high wooden raftered ceilings, pitched glass 6x12 skylights, granite and maple kitchens, split level, free hanging open second level areas, brick walls, low voltage wired lighting, stained concrete floors, as well as refinished 2” thick flooring which currently exists in 14 of the units. The view from their large, full 13’ high, glass aluminum storefront style windows, looks out to private landscaped courtyards with a 10 foot privacy wall around it, which will be something that no other Downtown properties have to offer. NORTH FACE OF BUILDING SOUTHERN 7 UNIT AREA. BAY DOORS GET REPLACED WITH RIGHT WALL IS REMOVED 7 SILVER STOREFRONT OPENINGS AND REPLACED WITH 7 & SURROUNDED BY COURTYARDS SILVER STOREFRONT OPENINGS
  • 3. 5 YEAR FUTURE SALES INFORMATION At $125.00 per square foot SQUARE PRICE ER NUMBER OF UNITS FOOTAGE S.F. SALE PRICE Unit # 1 1,010 x $126,250 Unit # 2 1,500 x $187,500 Unit # 3 1,500 x $187,500 Unit # 4 1,500 x $187,500 Unit # 5 1,500 x $187,500 Unit # 6 1,500 x $187,500 Unit # 7 1,200 x $150,000 Unit # 8 3,760 x $470,000 Unit # 9 3,530 x $441,250 Unit # 10 3,450 x $431,250 Unit # 11 3,560 x $445,000 Unit # 12 3,080 x $385,000 Unit # 13 3,262 x $407,750 Unit # 14 980 x $122,500 Unit # 15 970 x $121,250 Unit # 16 970 x $121,250 Unit # 17 970 x $121,250 Unit # 18 970 x $121,250 Unit # 19 970 x $121,250 Unit # 20 970 x $121,250 TOTAL S.F. 37,152 125 $4,644,000
  • 4. VIEW OF EXISTING WAREHOUSE INTERIOR MAIN FLOOR BEFORE DEMOLITION
  • 5. The Construction estimate takes into account the minimal finish work required in retrofitting the existing Brick building with its exposed ceiling, as well as all 2” Tongue and groove wood floors that exist. The existing substrates just need to be cleaned up and refinished. Construction Estimate Revision Date: Lofts at 705 S. Grant Street 705 S. Grant Street Amarillo, Texas 37152 SF Usable 37152 SF Rentable 1 A.O. 1 Supervision 17500 0.47 SF 2 Construction Permits 12228 0.33 SF 3 Demolition 20000 0.54 SF 22416 4 Site Work and Utility Costs 0 6.03 SF 34421 5 Building Exterior Shell 1 9.26 SF 11040 6 Casework and Cabinetry 0 2.97 SF 7 Door Installation 6200 0.17 SF 8 Door Frames and Interior Borrow and Sidelites 6200 0.17 SF 9 Doors 10540 0.28 SF 10 Hardware 5580 0.15 SF 12393 11 Partitions 5 3.34 SF 12 Flooring 43959 1.18 SF 13 Painting 44974 1.21 SF 14 Wall Finishes 3300 0.09 SF 15 Ceiling Systems 48375 1.30 SF 16 Window Coverings 11500 0.31 SF 17 Fire Protection Systems 52013 1.40 SF 18 Plumbing 37152 1.00 SF 19 HVAC 40303 1.08 SF 20 Electrical Service and Power Systems 80655 2.17 SF 21 Electrical Lighting 37152 1.00 SF 22 Computer Room, Generator, and UPS Systems 0 0.00 SF 23 Life Safety, Access Control, and Surveillance Systems 27850 0.75 SF 24 Miscellaneous Construction and Contingency Items 62711 1.69 SF $1,370,90 36.9 Subtotal 0 0 SF 25 Overhead 10% $137,090 3.69 SF 26 Profit 8% $120,639 3.25 SF 27 Tax 6.875% $111,968 3.01 SF $1,740,59 28 Total 7 Basic Construction Costs per Usable $51.71
  • 6. SF per Rentable Basic Construction Costs SF $46.85 VIEW OF MY LAST PROJECT IN ALBUQUERQUE, SILVER HILLS LOFTS EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS 705 SOUTH GRANT TX. My intention is to renovate the entire building, incorporating improvements to the fascia, silver aluminum storefront windows and doors, with custom silver roof panel private walled courtyards and private parking areas for each unit, fenced and gated entryways from the street with card key access gates, 8 surveillance cameras around the full exterior of the property, and parking lots that records for 6 months, new 8 foot brick front property division wall with slate pilasters, as well as full replacement of the roof with a 4 inch sprayed cellulose polyurethane roof. New asphalt parking lots both sides. Three new steel decorative canopies at the front middle 3 units located at the top of the store front window systems.
  • 7. F INTERIOR IMPROVMENTS VIEW OF THE NEW MODEL UNIT AT THE DOUBLE R LOFTS All units will have all new 2 hour rated fire wall division. All interior walls will be fully insulated. All electrical will be new, cad 5 phone, new cable, and wire
  • 8. for fiber optics for future improvements for the future downtown expansion planned. The existing 1950’s exposed wood ceilings will remain, with a new sandblasted and clear finish. All new copper plumbing and new sewer lines. The existing concrete floors will be stripped and clear sealed as well. All second story loft areas will be padded & carpeted; with the undersides being exposed wood, with clear sealer. The existing units with lower levels have an existing T&G 1” wood ceiling that will be sandblasted and clear finished, with low voltage cable light systems installed on dimmer switches. The existing brick walls will remain and be cleaned and remain exposed. Existing block and concrete walls will have conduit exposed, as well as the existing wood ceiling’s, all other electrical will be concealed in the new wall construction. Interior lighting in the living areas will be low voltage wire system lights. Existing skylights to remain and be repaired, as well as new skylights installed at all of the units. BATHROOMS-Granite tub surrounds fitted with new glass enclosures, Maple modern vanities, Granite vanity tops, mirrored medicine cabinets, vanity light, exhaust fans with heat and light, any and all wood floor areas will have slate tile over 3/8 hardy backer, exposed concrete floors will remain, with a clear sealer, & unique towel bars as well.
  • 9. VIEW OF NEW BATHROOM IN MODEL UNIT AT DOUBLE R LOFTS KITCHENS – Maple cabinets with pulls designed in the door or drawer, with granite counter tops and entertaining islands, slide in black or stainless stoves, black or stainless refrigerators, black or stainless dishwashers, black or stainless convection microwaves over sink area, new 2 compartment deep stainless sinks, sprayer faucets, garbage disposals, and stainless Decora switchgear. The center floor in the kitchen will have a 4’ x 8’ x ½” thick Lexan panel light installed to allow light from the overhead 4x8 skylight to flow to the lower level of the unit. Full pantries as well.
  • 10. NEW MODEL UNIT KITCHEN & GEUST BEDROOM AT THE DOUBLE R LOFTS LIVINGROOMS -Clean concrete and wood floors and clear cote, All new aluminum storefront windows full height looking into each courtyard, all interior doors will be 36” solid core birch, clear finish doors with redi frame factory silver finish jambs. Wood Floor decking at front of each 2 story unit will be removed to install a 4 foot wide ½” thick Plexiglas floor at front full height glass wall as to allow light into lower areas.
  • 11. EXISTING LIVING ROOM IN MODEL UNIT LOFT BEDROOM AREAS – carpet and ½ 8 pound pad at upper loft areas, aircraft cable handrails to meet UBC with top 3 x 1 inch grab rail, with Sheetrock half walls to shield the sleeping area, Steel diamond plate stairs, on an 8’ box support beam. Mirrored silver frame closet doors with a built in desk and shelves to the side, desk will be wired with phone, cable, and fiber, ceiling fan, and cable low voltage lights. LOWER FLOORS- Clean and seal floor’s, clean and seal brick or concrete walls, sandblast wood ceilings and clear seal, low voltage cable light systems.
  • 12. NEW BASEMENT IN MODEL UNIT, AT NIGHT GENERAL - install new HVAC units every unit. -insta hot electric hot water heaters each unit. -separate utilities. -washer and dryer combination each unit -pantries each unit -Self closing combination gate at each Courtyard entry. -automatic garage doors at each private courtyard. -roof shall be 4” Cellulose foam system. LANDSCAPING custom concrete/pavers for the drive pads in each courtyard and walkways, new xerascape landscaping in each courtyard, one tree in each courtyard, and 4 trees at front of building, something that grows fast and large, but produces little pollen, or debris, on minimal water.
  • 13. To View my last project that is located at 2001 Gold Avenue in Albuquerque at: http://loftsatgold.com/ or http://www.silverhilllofts.com/ The Silver Hills Lofts project is currently selling for $250.00 a square foot.                                            Pro­Forma 705 S Grant Street Amarillo Texas  ~ Monthly Rental Income                     Unit  Size  ( Sq.  Upside  Rent /   Market  Type Ft.)* Potential Foot Monthly      Rents Rents  1b/1b 1010 1.13 $1,141  $              1,141  1b/1b 1500 1.00 $1,500  $              1,500  1b/1b 1500 1.00 $1,500  $              1,500  1b/1b 1500 1.00 $1,500  $              1,500  1b/1b 1500 1.00 $1,500  $              1,500  1b/1b 1500 1.00 $1,500  $              1,500  1b/1b 1200 1.13 $1,356  $              1,356  2b/1b 3760 0.71 $2,670  $              3,760  2b/1b 3530 0.71 $2,506  $              3,530  2b/1b 3450 0.71 $2,450  $              3,450  2b/1b 3560 0.71 $2,528  $              3,560  2b/1b 3080 0.71 $2,187  $              3,080  2b/1b 3262 0.71 $2,316  $              3,262  1b/1b 980 1.13 $1,107  $              1,107  1b/1b 970 1.13 $1,096  $              1,096  1b/1b 970 1.13 $1,096  $              1,096  1b/1b 970 1.13 $1,096  $              1,096  1b/1b 970 1.13 $1,096  $              1,096  1b/1b 970 1.13 $1,096  $              1,096  1b/1b 970 1.13 $1,096  $              1,096 
  • 14.  $  37,152 $5,985 0.87  $32,337 $38,322                     705 S Grant Street Amarillo Texas ~ Operating Statement                       Current  Rents  Market Rents  Income Annualized Annualized Gross Potential  Rent $388,045 $459,864 Other Income (Banked) $0 $0 Annual Scheduled Gross Income $388,045 $459,864 Vacancy Allowance (3.0%)  ($11,641) ($13,796) Effective Gross Operating Income $376,404 $446,068                       % of  Projected  Projected  Estimate Annual Operating Expenses EGOI Expenses Expenses Property Insurance (Est.) 1.37% $5,175 $5,175 Payroll Expense             0.96% $3,600 $3,600 Administrative  Salaries           $0 0.00% $0   Manager Salaries           0.00% $0 $0   Employee Rent Credit           0.96% $3,600 $3,600   Payroll Taxes           0.00% $0 $0   Management Fee           0.00% $0 $0   Workers Comp. Insurance         0.00% $0 $0   Employee Benefits           0.00% $0 $0 Utility Expense 3.70% $13,932 $13,932 Electricity (12 month Average) 0.48% $1,788 $1,788 Water & Sanitation 2.32% $8,724 $8,724 Trash Collection 0.59% $2,220 $2,220 Natural Gas 0.00% $0 $0 Other utilities 0.32% $1,200 $1,200 Repair and Maintenance 5% of EGOI         5.00% $18,820 $18,820 Management Fee ( 5%) of EGOI           5.00% $18,820 $22,303    $25,747           $25,747 Real Estate Taxes (2.530%) Ad Valorem. Minus 90% TIRZ Rebate over 20 years                  Total Annual Operating Expenses ­$2.32 ­22.87% ($86,094) ($89,577)                      
  • 15. Net Operating Income $290,310 $356,491                       705 S Grant Street Amarillo Texas ~ Pricing and Returns                       Debt Service on  Current  Market  1st   Rents Rents Debt Ser  *Price: 2,340,597 *n= 360 years   1st (125,403) (125,403) interest  Pretax  *Loan­to­Value 74.37% *I= 6.06% rate   Cash FL. $164,907  $231,088  future  *Down­payment 600,000 *fv= 0 value   Cap Rate 12.40% 15.23% ­10,450.2 loan  Cash­on­ *Debt Service  2 *pv= 1,740,597 amount   Cash 27.48% 38.51%    (125,40 pymnt.  *(Assumptions) 3) *type 1 prd.   GRM 6.03 5.09 Actual 0.505000 Price Per  DCR 2.315 I= 00%   Unit  $  117,030  Price Per    Sq. Ft.  $      63.00                        Principal  Reduction  $    21,136   $ 21,136  Pre Tax  Cash +  Principal  Reduction $       6,044   $  252,225  Total  Return 31.01% 42.04% I am excited to begin construction on the remaining 19 units as soon a possible and look forward to hearing back from you with any questions you may have. Thank You Darin Hudson BCH Development and Construction 706 N Cleveland Unit C Oceanside CA 92054 Cell 806 220 0610 Fax 760.231.1272 Email d@darinhudson.com