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For deal financials, please contact your licensed investment specialist. Please note: Per FINRA Rule 2210, we are no longer permitted to enclose IRR estimates, as of July 2020.

Investment Highlights
1. Expecting Strong Post-COVID Market Dynamics

The deal asset is located in Tampa’s University submarket – the #1 Tampa submarket in terms of projected post-COVID rent growth (2022-2024) according to Axiometrics, at 4.5% per year.[1] A recent PWC report ranked Tampa #6 in overall real estate prospects and #2 for investment in the multifamily sector among the 80 markets surveyed [2], and our deal submarket is the only Tampa submarket with no new multifamily inventory deliveries expected through 2024.[1]


2. Seasoned Sponsor with Proven Local Track Record

The Sponsor has an extensive track record managing multifamily assets in Florida, having owned 6,129 units and managed 696 units across the Sunshine State.[1] Recently, the Sponsor operated, renovated and sold a similar property located about a mile from the deal asset.


3. Significant Value-Add Opportunity

The Sponsor expects to increase monthly rents from $943 to $1,090 via an extensive value-add renovation plan. This plan covers both interior upgrades and strategic enhancements to common area amenities, and the Sponsor has successfully achieved post-renovation rent premiums of $150 for other similar properties in the past.[1]



[1] According to Sponsor

[2] PwC, “Emerging Trends in Real Estate® United States and Canada 2021”

Market Overview
Tampa is a Magnet Market with a COVID-Resistant Economy

Tampa’s multifaceted advantages have made it one of the most popular cities in the U.S.; Forbes ranks Tampa as among the best places for business and careers/job growth, and the city also received high ratings from U.S. News & World Report in terms of overall desirability, value, job market, and quality of life.

Since the onset of COVID-19, the best performing markets have offered a good combination of economic diversity and affordability. Tampa’s Economic Development Council found that Tampa’s high-growth industries largely consist of sectors that have been fueled by the pandemic, such as healthcare, IT, distribution and logistics.[1] As a result, Tampa’s local economy is much less reliant on industries that have suffered the most from the pandemic.

As a testament to this fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that unemployment in the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater metro region was -4.3% as of August 2020 (well above the national average of -7.0%), which indicates faster job growth in the region. Going forward, RealPage forecasts the area's job growth to be ~5.0% in 2021 and 2.3% each year from 2022 to 2024.[2]


Tampa’s Multifamily Market

Tampa’s steady job growth, population growth and business expansions are resulting in rapidly rising demand for housing in Hillsborough County, where Tampa is located. In a recent report by PwC on U.S. “Magnet Markets”, Tampa ranked in the top 10 for overall real estate prospects[3], and the majority of economists and real estate experts surveyed by the Tampa Bay Times last year expect Tampa’s real estate market to outperform the national average in 2021. [4] As the Tampa Bay Times reports, pent-up demand and low inventory is making it difficult for first-time home buyers to compete.

Tampa’s median home prices grew 9.1% from 2019 to 2020, and the bullish housing market is helping drive demand for rental properties in the Tampa metro area.[5] As a result, there is a persistent need for rental housing options that provide several benefits of homeownership in a convenient, cost-accessible format. This demand for high-quality multifamily housing has resulted in consistent rent growth for over a decade in Tampa. The city’s annual effective rent growth has averaged 2.7% year-over-year since 1996 and rent prices in our deal submarket, University, have grown even more rapidly at 3.2% y-o-y over the same period.[2]

Going forward, the submarket’s effective rent growth is forecasted to average 4.1% from 2021 to 2023, and this demand is further bolstered by the fact that University is the only Tampa submarket with no new multifamily inventory deliveries expected through 2024.[7]



[1] Tampa Bay Economic Development Council

[2] RealPage, “Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Market Performance Summary Q32020”

[3] PwC, “Emerging Trends in Real Estate – United States and Canada 2021”

[4] Tampa Bay Times, “Hot Tampa Housing Market Leaves Some Buyers in the Cold”

[5] Berkadia, “Tampa Market Overview”

[6] According to Sponsor

Sponsor Track Record

Praxis Capital has an extensive track record managing multifamily assets in Florida, and in addition to this deal the Sponsor has owned 6,129 units and managed 696 units across the Sunshine State. The Sponsor recently managed, renovated then sold another Tampa property named Turtle Creek Apartment Homes, which is similar to the deal asset and located about a mile away.


Turtle Creek Apartment Homes (Comparable Asset)
  • 232-unit multifamily property (built in 1985)
  • Purchased by the Sponsor for $18.58M on August 28, 2017
  • Sold by the Sponsor for $30.6M on August 14, 2020


Capital Stack

Deal Structure

Operational Performance from Ongoing Cashflows through Project Cycle

Estimated Project Cashflow from Operations

Legal Structure

Ownership

The iintoo investor entity is expected to hold a 37.54% stake in the special purpose entity that own the asset. Ownership of the asset is via a two-tiered designated SPV held by investors.

The principal of the Sponsor provides a personal undertaking of the obligations of the Sponsor under the JV agreement. iintoo will oversee and monitor the project until its completion and provide investors with quarterly progress reports. See Private Placement Memorandum for further details.

Buyout

Starting at 18 months until 36 months from the project start date, the Sponsor is entitled to a buyout right that should amount to a cash sum that represents a return equal to the projected IRR of 18% plus 7% of iintoo’s capital contribution.

Please refer to page 3 of the Summary of Key Terms in executed JV Formation Agreement, which describes the mechanism for buyout at 36 months.

For deal financials, please contact your licensed investment specialist Please note: Per FINRA Rule 2210, we are no longer permitted to enclose IRR estimates, as of July 2020.

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