Day 1: Geared Real Estate Investments – Senior Debt Structures & Leveraged Buy-Out (LBO) Modelling in Excel
Key Learning Outcomes:
- Building a structured debt schedule in Excel using multiple senior debt structures
- Using Excel’s financial functions to model:
- Interest-Only Loans (Bullet Loans)
- Constant Amortisation
- Constant Payment – Fully Amortising
- Constant Payment with a Balloon
- Rolled-Up Interest (R-Up)
- Debt serviceability modelling using Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR), Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), Loan-to-Value (LTV), and Debt Yield
- IRR and NPV analysis for leveraged investments in Excel
- Comparing debt structures and impact on investor returns
- Decision making ability for optimal loan structures
Topics Covered:
Comparing debt structures and impact on investor returns
Introduction to Debt Structuring in Excel
Understanding the capital stack and debt financing structure
Creating a debt input sheet with structured references
Using Named Ranges to improve model efficiency
Applying Data Validation to control user inputs
Excel-Based Modelling of Senior Debt Structures
Interest-Only (Bullet Loan): Structuring principal repayment at maturity
Constant Amortisation: Using IF formulas and amortisation schedules
Constant Payment (Fully Amortising): Using the PMT function
Constant Payment with a Balloon: Modelling residual balances with SUMIFS
Rolled-Up Interest (R-Up): Implementing compounded interest calculations
Leveraged Buy-Out (LBO) Modelling in Excel
Constructing a debt waterfall using SUMPRODUCT and INDEX-MATCH
Forecasting cash flows under different debt repayment structures
Automating debt drawdowns and repayments with conditional formatting
Debt Covenant Compliance & Scenario Analysis
ICR, DSCR, and Debt Yield formulas for covenant stress testing
Setting up dynamic scenario analysis using Data Tables
Forecasting Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios with LOOKUP and CHOOSE functions
Creating Excel-based risk assessments using conditional formatting
Case Study: Excel-Based Modelling of a Geared Property Investment
Building an investment model with senior debt financing
Find optimal capital structure with Goal Seek and Data Tables
Day 2: Real Estate Development Appraisal, Valuation, and Analysis in Excel
Key Learning Outcomes:
- Building an Excel-based development feasibility model
- Modelling construction costs and pro-forma cash flows
- Conducting discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation in Excel
Topics Covered:
Running break-even analysis on cost overruns and delays
Development Feasibility Modelling in Excel
Using residual valuation to determine land values
Forecasting Gross Development Value (GDV) vs. Net Development Value (NDV)
Setting up a DCF model using XNPV and XIRR functions
Modelling Development Costs and Revenues
Building an input table for site costs, hard costs, and soft costs
Implementing cost distribution curves using:
Straight Line (SUM function)
S-Curve (NORMSDIST function)
Known Curves (user-defined inputs)
Excel-Based Development Cash Flow Modelling
Setting up a monthly cash flow timeline
Structuring developer equity injections vs. debt drawdowns
Linking construction costs to financing needs using IF formulas
Case Study: Modelling a Real Estate Development in Excel
Constructing a development cash flow model
Using XIRR and XNPV analysis to assess viability
Day 3: Geared Real Estate Development – Senior Debt, Mezzanine Debt, and Joint Ventures in Excel
Key Learning Outcomes:
- Debt structuring in Excel: Senior debt, mezzanine debt, preferred equity
- Building a debt waterfall model with structured references
- Using IF, MIN, and MAX functions for conditional repayments
- Optimising investor returns using debt layering techniques
Topics Covered:
- Running equity IRR and NPV sensitivity analysis and debt facilities into the models. Analyse investment – grade commercial property transactions inAdvanced Real Estate Development Financing
- Modelling a capital stack with multiple debt layers
- Understanding rolled-up interest and cash sweep mechanisms
- Using Excel’s financial functions to structure debt repayments
2. Excel-Based Modelling of Mezzanine Debt & Preferred Equity
- Forecasting debt vs. equity cash flows using INDEX-MATCH
- Modelling mezzanine debt cash flow
- Creating a dynamic waterfall model with structured cash distributions
3. Joint Venture (JV) Modelling in Excel
- Setting up preferred equity waterfalls
- Using IF and MAX functions for promote structures
- Simulating profit-sharing mechanisms dynamically
4. Debt Structure Optimisation & Sensitivity Analysis
- Comparing debt financing scenarios using Goal Seek
- Running stress tests on equity IRR using Data Tables
- Evaluating refinancing options in Excel
5. Case Study: Structuring a Geared Development Project in Excel
- Running equity IRR and NPV sensitivity analysis
- Hands-on modelling of a leveraged real estate development
- Debt financing comparison: Senior vs. Mezzanine vs. JV
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