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6/19/2017
OZ Assignment Help
Emma Zoe
Summary of Contents
1. Part 1 Learning Activity questions if not already provided to you please email
support@financeinstitute.com.au to obtain the link to complete this task online
2. Part 2 Learning Activity questions if not already provided to you please email
support@financeinstitute.com.au to obtain the link to complete this task online
3. Assignment 1 - CASE STUDY 1 You are required to complete 1 submission to
a lender on behalf of these clients
4. Assignment 2 - CASE STUDY 2 -You are required to complete 2 submissions for
these equipment finance clients
5. Assignment 3 - THEORY ASSIGNMENT -This is an open book assignment on the
units studied within this course
6. Assignment 4 SERVICING AND RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT -You are required to
use what you have learned and your research skills to obtain information
necessary to understand the complex legal requirements and risks when providing
broking services to clients with complex loan needs
7. Assignment 5 SUSTAINABILITY PLANNING Business Plan -You are required to
use the information provided in Unit 1 along with research on the internet to
prepare a Sustainability Business Plan
8. Compulsory Education Department Feedback form
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Assignment 1
Overview: The purpose of this task is to allow you to demonstrate that you can complete
the major steps required in broking or writing a moderately complex loan for a customer
through identification, development and implementation of loan options while
assessing and managing risks. The samples in Appendix A may prove helpful. Remember
Instructions: Read the scenario provided and using the information and data supplied,
prepare a formal loan submission for a lender using the following headings. Use
subheadings where appropriate to ensure your submission will be easily read and
understood by the lender. The client file should contain the standard client information
and data that would be included in a typical submission for a loan of this complexity.
Your lender submission should include as a minimum the following headings:
Borrowers Details
Background
Loan Purpose
Facility Details
Funds Position
Servicing Capacity
Security
Risk Assessment and Management (according to lender policy, guidelines and
relevant legislation). Consideration must be given to any environmental, heritage
or native title implications
Recommendations
Attachments
Five of the shops are rented out for $96,000. The sixth shop is occupied by Mr Bissets
real estate business, Bissets Real Estate Pty Ltd, which pays annual rental of $42,000 to
the family trust. For tax purposes Bissets Real Estate pays rent which is $20,000 in excess
of the fair market rental value of the shop it occupies.
Bissets Real Estate Pty Ltd was formed at the beginning of the last financial year to take
over the real estate agency business, which was previously conducted by a partnership
between Mr Bisset and Joseph Hooper. Bissets Real Estate Pty Ltd took over the business
when Mr Hooper retired.
Mr and Mrs Bisset now wish to acquire 3,000m2 of land near their existing shopping
Centre and hold it for 1 2 years pending rezoning.. The purchase price is $600,000. The
land was previously used as a State Government Health and Dental Centre, but the
The Bissets have contracted to purchase the property in their capacity as trustees of their
family trust and settlement is due with 60 days. They wish to raise 100% of the purchase
price plus $25,000 for stamp duty, financing and conveyancing costs. They are willing to
offer both the land and their existing shopping Centre as security for the proposed loan.
They will contribute a further $20,000 over the next 1 2 years to cover the costs
associated with re zoning of the property and obtaining approval to develop another
shopping centre.
Unfortunately ABZ Bank policy does not allow them to lend against land zoned Special
Purpose and cannot assist with the purchase. The Bissets have appointed you to
approach an alternative lender to refinance their ABZ Bank Loan and obtain the
additional funds required. Assume an interest rate of 7% for a commercial loan, 9% for
an overdraft.
Work History
Andrew has been a real estate agent for 22 years in the Brisbane South East area, he
specializes in commercial and industrial property (rent roll comprises 75% commercial
and industrial properties). His gross salary last financial year was $78,000. In the previous
financial year he drew $55,000 from the partnership with Joseph Hooper.
Jane has worked as the property manager since Bissets Real Estate Pty Ltd took over the
agency after the partnership. Her salary last financial year was $43,000. She did not work
in the previous financial year.
Financial Information
Last Financial year Bissets Real Estate Pty Ltd recorded the following financial results:
Depreciation $14,000
In the previous financial year the partnership of Andrew Bisset and Joseph Hooper
Depreciation $ 16,000
The Bisset Family Trust purchased the shopping centre at Park Road Belmont 18 months
ago and its financial statements for the past financial year are as follows:
Depreciation $ 25,000
ASSETS
Furniture $ 85,000
LIABILITIES
Debtors $30,000
Liabilities
(Keep in mind that, in the absence of actual tax returns which would confirm the income
distribution of the trust, any profit would be distributed and taxed in the hands of the
beneficiaries. For the purposes of this assignment, assume company tax of 30%, even
though in "real life" of course you cannot assume and the distributions would be clear in
real life financials.)
Vacant Land
Existing Property
Shopping Centre
Tenancies
J & R Blend
$22,000 pa net 3 + 3 years Annually by CPI
T/A Blend News
R Spragos
$28,000 pa net 5 + 5 years Annually by CPI
T/A Rogers Deli
Vu Nguyen
$20,000 pa net 3 + 3 years Annually by CPI
T/A Care Pharmacy
M Goodson
$8,000 pa net 3 + 3 years Annually by CPI
T/A Good Alterations