ESG - Land Development Flashcards

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What are the four criteria of HBU?

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Legally Permissible
Physically Possible
Financially Feasible
Maximally Productive

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Definition of Highest and Best Use

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The reasonably probably and legal use of vacant land or an improved property that is physically possible, appropriately supported, financially feasible, and results in the highest value.

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Real Estate (Definition)

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Real Estate today refers to land, as well as any improvements (infrastructure and buildings), and any rights running with the land that are above the land, as well as any rights (such as mineral or easements) below the land.

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The feasibility question for Land Development:

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Is the COST OF THE LAND + LAND IMPROVEMENTS < LAND VALUE of the new hbu

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Air Rights and Underground Rights

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Above - Zoning potential and “air rights”
Easements and restrictions - FAA, View Corridors
Transfers.
Below - Mineral rights and water rights
Recreation vs. monetization
Easements and restrictions - Subway, Waterway

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P3

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Public-Private Partnership

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3 Methods of Real Estate Valuation (use all to increase accuracy)

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Sales Comparison “Comps”
Cost Approach “Replacement Value”
Income Approach
- Direct Capitalization (BOE or “Static”
- Discounted Cash Flow

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Residual Land Value “RLV”

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RLV begins with the value of a completed development.
Then strip out everything else, what is left is the value of the land.

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Land Residual

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Is the maximum amount to someone who has run the analysis to the land.

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“Pricing the dire” RLV process

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Gross Value Upon Completion (Calculated with applicable appraisal methods) (Less) Costs of Sale
(Equals) Net Value Upon Completion
-(Less) Hard Costs, Soft Costs, Financing Costs, Developer Profit
(Equals) Residual to land and land financing cost
-(Less) land financing cost (if applicable)
-(Equals) Land Residual

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Public/Private and Impact Development

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EDC ferry adjacent land example.

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Horizontal Development (Land Development)

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Single site rezoning
Public/Private Development
Subdivision and MPC development
Urban district and neighborhood development

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12
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Types of Land Investors

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Raw Land Buyer (10+ years typical hold)
Land Speculator (8-10 years)
Predeveloper (2-5 years)
Land Developer (1+ years)
Builder/End User (Indeterminate)

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13
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Why create an entity?

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Personal liability
tax treatment
fundraising
Compensation, Control, Credit

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Sole proprietorship

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One person ownership
Unlimited personal liability
Self-employment tax; personal tax

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Partnerships

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Two or more owners (people)
Unlimited personal liability unless structured as a limited partnership
Self-employment tax (except for limited partners); Personal tax

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Limited Liability Company (LLC)

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One or more people
Owners are not personally liable
Self-employment tax
Personal tax or corporate tax

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Corporation - C corp

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One or more people
Owners are not personally liable
Self-employment tax; Personal tax or corporate tax

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Corporation - S corp

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100 people or fewer; certain trusts and estates; no partnerships, corporations, or non-resident aliens
Owners are not personally liable
Personal tax

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Corporation - benefit corporation

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One or more people
Owners are not personally liable
Corporate tax

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Corporation - Nonprofit

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One or more people
Owners are not personally liable
Tax-exempt, but corporate profits can’t be distributed

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Cooperative

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22
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Why conduct due diligence?

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“Kick the tires”
Know the problems at earliest possibility.
What are the three points at which you conduct due diligence?
Price in all the context.
Reps and Warranties

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Types of due diligence

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Title Review
Survey
Environmental Assessment
Entitlement reviews