SLIDE 1 S l /L b k M k Sale/Leaseback Market
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March 15, 2012
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SLIDE 2 Contact Information
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Steve Buss Executive Vice President CBRE – Capital Markets 952 924 4618
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Fort Parker 952.924.4618 steven.buss@cbre.com Fort Parker Vice President Angelo, Gordon & Co. 212.883.2495 Tim m Crowley fparker@angelogordon.com Tim Crowley Co-Founder Net Lease Holdings 314.991.1119 tcrowley@netleaseholdings.com
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SLIDE 3 Outline
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1. Introduction 2. Participants 3. Sale Lease/Back Activity
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4. Corporate Motivation for Sale/Leasebacks 5. Typical Lease Structures 6. Role of Credit and Financial Strength g 7. Impact of Real Estate Fundamentals 8. Audience Q&A
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4. Corporate Motivation for Sale/Leasebacks Typical Lease Structures Role of Credit and Financial Strength
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SLIDE 4 AG Net Lease Financing AG Net Lease Financing
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SLIDE 5 AGOverview
- $22BillioninAssetsUnderManagement*
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Residential/ Private Hedged Strategies 2% Cash
PE & Special Situations
PPIP 12% Residential/ Consumer Debt 8% Private Equity 5% Cash 2% Distressed Securities 23% Corporate e Credit t Real l Estate Real Estate Debt 10%
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Corporate Credit (Leveraged Loans) 15% Real Estate 23%
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SLIDE 6 Angelo,GordonPlatform
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SLIDE 7 AGNetLeaseRealtyFunds
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SLIDE 8 IllustrativeTransactions
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SLIDE 9 PropertyandTenantBreakdown
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SLIDE 10 NET LEASE HOLDINGS (“NLH”)
Single-Tenant, NNN Sale-Leaseback Fund Founded 1994:
- St. Louis, MO Headquarters
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Today’s MNCAR Panelist = Tim Crowley (Co-Founder)
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SLIDE 11 NLH Executive Team
Tim Crowley (Co Founder) St Louis University (BA) Tim Crowley - (Co-Founder) St. Louis University (BA) Luke Fouke - (Co-Founder) Yale Univ. (BA); Washington Univ. (MBA) Rob Hill - Princeton University (BA); Pepperdine University (MA)
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Tyler Willibrand - St. Louis University (BSBA) Single Tenant, NNN Real Estate Fund
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SLIDE 12 NLH Investment Criteria
Transaction Size (Purchase Price)
- $1 million to $10 million
Geography Geography
- Anywhere in USA (past examples plotted)
Occupancy / Structure / Term
- Single-tenant under an absolute triple-net (NNN) lease
- [10] – 20 year lease terms (with shorter terms considered)
- Annual rental increases (“Bumps”) = Yes; generally 2.0% or CPI
Property Types
- Industrial, Warehouse/distribution, Flex/office, Healthcare, Medical, Retail
Tenant Credit Profile Tenant Credit Profile
- Generally Sub-Investment Grade or Unrated Companies with Revenue between $10mm - $150mm
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Transaction Size (Purchase Price)
million to $10 millio
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Single-tenant under an absolute triple-net (NNN) lease
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SLIDE 13 Some Past Examples
Memphis, TN
Purchase: $6,000,000
Springfield, MO
Purchase: $3,400,000
106,000 SF Office/Warehouse 120,000 SF Office/Warehouse
Cincinnati, OH
Purchase: $3,360,000
Saint Louis, MO
Purchase: $2,948,069
84,941 SF Office/Warehouse 9,728 SF Medical Office
NLH Average CapRate @ Purchase = 9.74%
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SLIDE 14 Sale/Leaseback Activity
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SLIDE 15 UHG – Optum Campus
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Buyer: Angelo Gordon Seller:
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UnitedHealth Group Square Feet: 473,325 , Broker: Jones Lang LaSalle Sale Price: $50,000,000 Sale Date: December 2011 Location: Eden Prairie, MN
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Buyer: W.P . Carey Seller: Blue Cross Blue Shield
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Square Feet: 1 040 930 1,040,930 Broker: CBRE Sale Price: $150,757,741 Sale e Date: Sale Date: January 2012 Location: Eagan, MN Eagan, MN
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Cargill Square Feet: 254,915 Broker: CBRE Sale Price: $69,489,923 Sale Date: December 2011 Location: Hopkins, MN
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SLIDE 18 Sale/Leaseback Volume - US
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$16.13 $16.00 $18.00
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$10.05 $13.17 $10 00 $12.00 $14.00
$6.23 $9.20 $7.97 $6 00 $8.00 $10.00
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$2.91 $4.27 $3.40 $3.72 $4.69 $2 00 $4.00 $6.00 $0.34 $- $2.00 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source: Real Capital Analytics
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SLIDE 19 Sale/Leaseback Volume - Minneapolis
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$327.76 $275 00 $300.00 $325.00 $350.00
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$206.90 $200.00 $225.00 $250.00 $275.00
Dollars
$86 86 $161.22 $101.40 $132.78 $125.00 $150.00 $175.00
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$44.60 $86.86 $101.40 $78.94 $55.76 $32.43 $23.72 $35.05 $25 00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00 $- $25.00 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Projected 2012 Source: Real Capital Analytics and CBRE
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SLIDE 20 Corporate Motivation
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SLIDE 21 BenefitsofSaleLeasebackTransactions
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SLIDE 22 UseofProceeds
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SLIDE 23 Typical Lease Structure
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SLIDE 24 Sale/Leaseback: Components of Value
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Lease Structure Real Estate Fundamentals A il bl Available Mortgage Debt
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SLIDE 25 TripleNetLeaseDefined
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SLIDE 26 Sale/Leaseback: Typical Terms
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Investment Grade Sub-Investment Grade
Lease Term 12-25 years 15-20 years
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Rate Market Rate Below Market to Market Annual Increase Flat to 2 0% 2 0% to 3 0% Annual Increase Flat to 2.0% 2.0% to 3.0% Lease Structure Net or Bondable Net Net or Bondable Net C h if C Investor Financing Cash, Low Leverage Life Co, CTL CMBS, Bank Investor’s Type REITs, Pension Funds, Foreign REITs, Single Tenant Funds, Private Private Cap Rate 5.5% to 7.5% 8.0% to 11.0%
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SLIDE 27 Role of Credit & Role of Credit & Financial Strength
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Role of Credit and Financial Strength
- Tenant’s Sales and Financial History
- Balance Sheet and Income Statement Needed for Past 3 to 5 years
- “How Much Leverage/Debt?” and “What are the Profit Margins?”
- Tenant’s Industry Trends, Competitive Dynamics & Customer Concentration%
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- Track Record of Private Equity Firm or Business Owners’ Equity Investment
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SLIDE 29 Real Estate Fundamentals
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SLIDE 30 Impact of Real Estate Fundamentals
- Strategic Importance of Property to Tenant’s Business
- Demographic Analysis Helps Determine Ability to Re-Tenant Building
- Engineering Report & Appraisal Determines Asset Quality and Construction Cost
- Analysis of Available Square Feet in the Local Market vs. Building Size
- Analysis of Available Square Feet in the Local Market vs. Building Size
NLH Target Opportunity: Building Cost Should Never Exceed Replacement Cost “I t t G d ” “S b I t t G d ” “Investment Grade” “Sub-Investment Grade” Walgreens = $550/sf on 14,500sf Kele, Inc. = $50/sf on 120,000sf
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- Strategic Importance of Property to Tenant’s Business
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SLIDE 31 Q & A
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