KB ARTICLE 1Recorded Price vs Seller Payoff (Using Real Numbers)
Recorded Price vs Seller Payoff (Using Real Numbers)
Deal Snapshot (Luxury / Casino Asset)
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Fair Market Value (FMV): $10,000,000
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Offer (85% of FMV): $8,500,000
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Recorded Price (45% of FMV): $4,500,000
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Lender Position (24% of FMV): $2,400,000
What this means
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The seller is owed $8.5M total
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Only $4.5M flows through escrow
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The difference is ROLLED, not missing
The math (3rd-grader)
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Seller Payoff: $8,500,000
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Paid via escrow: $4,500,000
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Rolled Seller Balance: $4,000,000
Recorded price controls escrow mechanics
Seller payoff controls economics
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