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National H Home melessness Property F Fund AG AGM th July 2 18 th 18 2017 Agenda 1) 1) Introductions & & Admini nistrative Matters - In Introductions & & Di Disclosure of of Co Conflicts ts - AG AGM Pr


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AG AGM 18 18th

th July 2

2017 National H Home melessness Property F Fund

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Agenda

1) 1) Introductions & & Admini nistrative Matters

  • In

Introductions & & Di Disclosure of

  • f Co

Conflicts ts

  • AG

AGM Pr Procedures & Rules 2) 2) Revie iew of

  • f NH

NHPF Performance to to Da Date

  • In

Investment O Objective

  • Fu

Fund Stru ructure re

  • Cu

Current t Investo tors

  • Pe

Performance to Date

  • No

Nominations Ta Target

  • Po

Portfolio Valuation 3) O ) Out utlook f for NH NHPF

  • So

Social Impact

  • Re

Related Fut utur ure Ini nitiatives 4) 4) AO AOB

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AGM Procedures & Rules

Go Governin ing document: Limited Partnership Agreement (Schedule 2) At Attendees: The Partnership (ie Limited Partners and the General Partner) Meet Meetings: s: first AGM within 18 months, no more than 15 months between subsequent Pu Purpose: se: (i) provision of information only (not direction or advice); and (ii) voting on resolutions Quor Quorum um: two Partners, present or by proxy, one of whom the General Partner Ch Chair irman: General Partner representative, unless resolutions to be passed, in which case Limited Partner representative; minutes signed by Chairperson are record of decisions Vo Voting: by show of hands unless poll requested, each Partner voting its number of Capital Contributions Pa Passi ssing of

  • f resol
  • lut

ution

  • ns: Ordinary Resolution 50%, Special Resolution 75%

No resolutions are being put forward for approval at this meeting

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Investment Objective

Invest in Properties Ta Target fu fund nd size of f £6 £60m m - £1 £100m Cu Curre rrently £3 £32.5 mi million (first t close e Dec Dec 15, , sec econd close e Feb eb 2017) Bu Building a UK UK wi wide po portfolio (e (excluding Lo London) In Initial ar areas as of

  • f Bri

Bristol, Ox Oxfo ford & Mi Milton Ke Keynes Cu Curre rrently co commit itted to to 18 187 pr prope perties of

  • f an

an in init itia ial ta target of

  • f 19

195 Targeting IRR of 6% 2 elemen elements to to th the to tota tal re return rn ov

  • ver th

the 7 ye year fu fund nd

  • 1. Ca

Cash yie yield of

  • f c 3% on
  • nce fu

fund nd is is in invested (o (over 2 ye years)

  • 2. Sh

Share in in ca capit ital ap appreciat ation at at th the en end of

  • f th

the fu fund nd de delivering to tota tal IR IRR of

  • f ar

around nd 6% Cu Curre rrent ne net in init itia ial yie yield of

  • f 3.2% ve

versus in init itia ial ta target of

  • f 3.6% fo

for fi first th three ar areas as, and and fl floor

  • f
  • f 3.0% (e

(except pt MK MK wh where fl floor lo lower ered ed to to 2.5% by by sp speci cial re resolution) Ex Expanding in into ot

  • ther ar

areas as wh which is is ex expec ected ed to to en enhance ne net in init itia ial yie yield cl close ser to to fu fund nd ta target of

  • f 4%

Impact To To br break do down ba barriers in in ac access to to Pr Private Re Rented Se Sect ctor fo for th those on

  • n th

the jo journey ou

  • ut
  • f
  • f ho

homelessne ness 1. 1. Im Improving housi sing opportunities s 2. 2. Pr Progressi ssing towards s work 3. 3. Im Improving resi silience ce against st homelessn ssness ss Fo Four urth social impact report for RLPF F (London) showing continue ued progress towards th this goal. The first t social imp mpact t report t for NHPF will be available July/Au August t 2017.

* * Cu Current nt data ta as of

  • f 22 June

ne 2017

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Property Fund Other Investors Local Authorities Charity Partner

In Investment Us Use of pro prope pert rty (5 y (5 year l lease) No Nomination of te tenants ts & payment t

  • f
  • f plac

acement fee

  • Pr

Predictable pi pipe peline of su suitabl ble pro prope pert rties s for r th the Ch Charity ty Partn tner (St t Mu Mungo go’s in existi ting g areas)

  • St

Standard lease in place with Charity Partner taking on risk of bad debts / voids etc.

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Investors ob

  • btain

ain a a yie ield an and cap apit ital al ap appreciat iation ion on

  • n their

ir in investment

  • Lo

Local Au Authori rities s who invest st also so gain ri rights s to nominate tenants s into the se serv rvice

  • Id

Identical s structure t to s successful a award w winning R RLP LPF (Lo (London f fund) w ) which i is n now d distributing pro profits

Fund Structure

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Current Investors

£30m

+

£2.5m £0.5m £5m First Close (Dec 2015) Second Close (Feb 2017) £5m £5m £15m £1m = £32.5m portfolio £0.5m

Project S Snowball L LLP

£250k £200k

High N Net W Worths

£125k

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Deployment Performance to Date

KPI 18 months trading (Dec 2015 - June 2017) Total number of properties approved by the Investment Committee (IC) 296 (109 units lost before or after instructing solicitors - 37% attrition rate in line with

  • expectations. Main reasons: Before instruction - being outbid; During conveyancing -

vendor withdrawal) Total fund committed £33.4m (103% of current fund size) Calculated over-commitment of funds to allow for anticipated attrition rate Number of properties 187 (143 acquired / 44 conveyancing) Nominations to Local Authorities (LA’s) 133 (versus target of 143)

Committed Acquisitions £ Current Property Type (all areas)

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Nominations Target

  • No

Nominations Agr greement betwe ween St Mu Mungo go’s and each Local Auth thority ty

  • Ta

Target t to d deliver 1 195 p 5 properties (B (Bristol 7 75 / O 5 / Oxford 50 50 / M / MK 7 70)

  • 18

18 month period from May 2016 16 to Oc October 2017 17

  • Sl

Slightly behind in all areas in first 3 mo months s (May to July 2016) due to co conveyanci cing proce cess (now re rectified). A A sl slight dip p acro ross ss the Ch Christm tmas period due to to con

  • ntrac

actor

  • r

an and sol

  • lic

icit itor

  • r av

avail ailab abil ilit ity.

  • Cu

Currentl tly at t 133 nominati tions versus ta targe get t 143.

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Currentl tly on tr track to to deliver 93% of no nomina nations ns to LAs prior to raising ng fu furth ther investm tment t (Bristo tol 71/ Oxfo ford 46 46/ MK 65)

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

Local,Authority,Nominations

Target Actual * * Cu Current nt data ta as of

  • f 22 June

ne 2017

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  • JLL continue to provide the

annual Fund valuation

  • Given scale and maturity of the

Fund, valuation methodology has moved to a more industry standard “Market Value” approach taking into account leases in place at the valuation

  • date. This represents a 4.4%

discount to the equivalent “Vacant Possession” valuation at the same date

  • Vacant possession values are

£1m higher than purchase price

  • r 5.1%. With market value

equating to purchase price after taking into account the discount outlined above

  • Refurbishment

costs are £1.95m or 9% book value with transaction costs representing £850k or 4%

Annual Fund Valuation

£18.7 £21.5 £19.7 £18.7 £0.0 £5.0 £10.0 £15.0 £20.0 £25.0 2016/17

NHPF Valuation 2016/17

Purchase Price Book Value Vacant Posession Market Value

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What we measure ? 1. Improving housing opportunities 2. Progressing towards work 3. Improving resilience against homelessness

Social Impact

When do we report on this ?

  • Annual report
  • First report for NHPF due July/August 2017

which will cover the financial year 2016/17

  • RLPF1 published the third social impact

report last summer, and fourth due July/ August 2017

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Social Impact

Up Up until the end of the financial year 2017 17, the NHP HPF ha has provided ho housing ng for 102 02 ho househo holds, of wh whom two wo have since moved on. Of the remaining hundred, forty-si six are re in Bri rist stol, twenty-fo four in Mi Milto ton Keynes and th thirty ty in Oxfo ford. To To d date (e (end o

  • f J

Jun une 2 2017), ), t this n num umber h has i increased t to 1 133 h hous uses a and 3 313 t tenants.

Tenants housed

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Social Impact

Temporary Accommodation (77) Private Rent (8) Other (7) Bed & Breakfast / Hotel (1) Family (7)

100

Routes to NHPF properties 77% of tenants were previously in temporary accommodation. This figure is lower in Oxford (63%), compared to 83% in the other two areas.

Da Data t taken f from f first N NHPF S Social Im Impact R Report

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Key Achievements

1) Of Offer ering stable e and suitable e accommodation to one e hundred ed househ eholds, most

  • f
  • f whom
  • m are singl

gle mot

  • thers with youn
  • ung

g children mov

  • ving

g from

  • m un

unsui uitable co conditions, typica cally in temp mporary ac accommodat ation 2) 2) He Help lping th the new te tenants ts to to settl ttle in well and d susta tain th their te

  • tenancies. 100% of

te tenants ts have eith ther conti tinued d to to sta tay in th the property ty or moved d on positi tively in th the first t year of th the Fu Fund nd 3) 3) In Inte tensive su support given en to ten enants s to hel elp them em set settle e in, , with 1700 actions s re recorde rded d on tenant monitori ring systems by the Real Lettings team last year. r.

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Challenges

1) 1) Ar Around a a quar arter of tenan ants report being in rent ar arrear ars, rising to 47% in Milton Ke

  • Keynes. Appro

roximate tely half of th these are re minor r arre rrears

  • rs. Arre

rrears rs are re du due to to a ra range

  • f
  • f factor
  • rs includ

uding g tenants in wor

  • rk not
  • t making

g person

  • nal payments, rent arrears

fr from previ vious accommodation n and nd delays in n Uni Unive versal Credit or ho housing ng bene nefi fit. Re Real L l Lettings s staff w work c k clo losely ly w with t tenants r regarding t their a arrears a and n new ad administrat ative processes ar are now being implemented. 2) 2) Si Single e paren ents s face e additional challen enges es to em employmen ent due e to thei eir caring re responsibilities, the costs of childc dcare re and, d, in some cases, the availability of help fr from fa family and nd fr friend nds, particularly if f the hey ha have ve move ved some distanc nce to a ne new w ho

  • home. Support ne

needs to take account nt of f the hese cha halleng nges, inc ncluding ng wha what type

  • f
  • f assistance and encour
  • urage

gement is likely to

  • be approp
  • priate when.

3) 3) So Some e ten enants s have e problem ems s with nei eighbours, s, esp espec ecially when en they ey live e in close se pr proximity in a bl

  • block. Around 11% of tenants surveyed said they had issues with

ne neighb hbours and nd the he same nu number ha have ve ha had ne neighb hbour complaint nts, wi with h most of f th these in th the last t six month

  • ths. These could

d be te teeth thing tr troubles th that t will settl ttle do

  • down. These pro

roblems should d be monito tore red; d; if th the tre trend d conti tinues it t would d be co conce cerning.

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Income LH LHA fr freeze ze lo looks ks se set to to co continue un until 20 2018-9. Th This sh should no not ef effec ect pro projected re return rns as as 0% an annual al in increas ase wa was in in th the fi financial mo model.

  • Co

Costs ts wi will ri rise se in in li line wi with ac acquis isit ition ions bu but re rema main co

  • competitive. Fo

For ex example, e, se serv rvice ch charge av averag age is is £56 560 ag again ainst UK UK av averag age of

  • f £1,863

863 fo for ol

  • lder st

stock. Fire Risk

  • Fo

Following th the tr tragi gic ev even ents at at Gr Grenfell ll To Tower, Re Resonance an and St

  • St. Mu

Mungo go’s ar are re reviewing al all fi fire ri risk sk as assessments fo for NH NHPF pro prope pert rties an and wh where ne necessary ha have fu furth ther ti tigh ghte tened th the pro process ss fo for en ensuring th these ar are up up to to da date.

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Internally, al all un units ar are re refurbi rbish shed to to a hi high he health an and sa safety st standard rd wi with; CO CO2 det detec ectors ar are fi fitte tted, 30 30 mi minute fi fire do doors, el elec ectric ho hobs ra rather th than ga gas, no no be bedro rooms ms le leading of

  • ff fr

from ki kitchens, ga gas an and el elec ectricity ce certifica cates an and re regular ch check cks. Other Initiatives

  • Op

Opportunities ar are be being so sought to to pu purc rchase se fr freeholds fo for im improv

  • ved bl

block ma manageme ment to to re reduce co costs an and op

  • pen up

up fu furth ther in incom

  • me ge

generati tion op

  • ppor
  • rtunit

itie ies.

  • Wa

Warwick Es Estates es, a na nationw nwide pro prope pert rty ma manageme ment co company ha have be been in instructed to to im improv

  • ve

ma manageme ment of

  • f bu

buildings wh where ma maintenance is is th the re respo sponsi sibi bility of

  • f th

the le lessees ra rather th than th the la landlo lord th through gh a se serv rvice ch charge.

Portfolio Management

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1) NATIONAL HOMELESSNESS PROPERTY FUND (NHPF): launched Dec 2015

  • LP focusing on replicating the RLPF model in major areas of need outside

London (initially Bristol, Oxford, Milton Keynes)

  • First two closes now nearly fully deployed and looking to extend investment

period and do third close after summer to expand to new areas 2) REAL LETTINGS PROPERTY FUND 2 (RLPF2): launched January 2017

  • LP launched with £45m from 3 Local Authorities with target of £100m
  • Looking to do second close in September

3) FOLLOW ON VEHICLE: 2018

  • A larger property vehicle (eg REIT/PAIF)
  • Open to institutional (& potentially retail) investors, covering both London and

non London areas

  • Perpetual fund with no time limit on investments

Related Future Initiatives

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AOB

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Appendix

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Breakdown by Area

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Map of Properties - Bristol

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Map of Properties - Oxford

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Map of Properties – Milton Keynes

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2 2 bedroom flat in in Ston

  • ny Strat

atfor

  • rd,

Mi Milto ton Keynes 2 2 bedroom flat in in Wantage, Ox Oxford 1 1 bedroom flat in Wantage, Ox Oxford 2 2 bedroom flat in in Warmley, Br Bristol 2 2 bedroom flat in in Neath Hil ill, Mil ilton Key Keynes es 2 2 bedroom flat in in Bi Bishopsworth, Br Bristol

Example Properties

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Kay O Orlopp Deployment Manager

kay.orlopp@resonance.ltd.uk

Simo mon C Chisholm Investment Director

simon.chisholm@resonance.ltd.uk

Connell G Grogan Portfolio Manager

john.williams@resonance.ltd.uk

Resonance i is c commi mmitted t to s supporting t the d developme ment o

  • f a

f a robust a and a accessible s social i investme ment c capital ma market www.resonance.ltd.uk # #resonanceltd 0 0345 0 0043432 John W Williams ms Senior Investment Manager

john.williams@resonance.ltd.uk

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