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Sequence of events, using the Housing And Regeneration Tax Credit (HART)

 

What happens

Sponsor

Investor

Financiers

Home buyers

RDA

Inland Rev

Beginning: what we have now

Sponsor wants to develop property, has financing gap

£2,000,000
Total Dev Cost

£750,000
Potential equity from HART

£1,000,000
Construct loan

£250,000
Sponsor equity

£1,250,000
To buy homes

   

1: Allocation

RDA announces HART's to fund

       

£1,000,000
HART chit

 

2: Award

RDA awards HART's to sponsor

£1,000,000
HART chit

         

3: Financing

Sponsor obtains construction loan, plus sponsor equity

£1,000,000
Construct loan

£250,000
Sponsor equity

 

£1,000,000
owed

£250,000
advance

     

4: Equity raise

Sponsor raises equity from HART investor

£750,000
Equity from HART

£1,000,000
HART chit

       

5: Construction

Sponsor builds property using £2,000,000

£2,000,000
Sources pay Total Dev Cost

         

6: Completion

Sponsor sells homes to market buyers

£1,250,000
Repay const loan, sponsor equity

   

£1,250,000
Market value of homes owned

   

7: Placed in service; HART's

RDA approves completion

 

£1,000,000
HART chit

   

£1,000,000
HART's earned

 

8: Cash HART's

Investor sends tax return to IR

 

£1,000,000
HART earned

     

£1,000,000
tax foregone

Ending: after deal is done

Each party is satisfied

Equity recouped

Return achieved

Loans repaid

Homes bought

Area regenerated

Tax cost capped

Black = Cost of development
Blue = Ready cash that is invested or lent
Light blue = tax foregone
Green = Buyer or investor willingness to pay
Orange = Allocation chit of HART Credits
Red = Purchase price from market value of renovated homes

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