Lincoln Springs Apartments Confidential Investment Summary
By Life Bridge Capital A Leading Multifamily Investment Firm

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Life Bridge Capital has identified Lincoln Springs Apartments (”Lincoln Springs”) for acquisition The asset is an institutional quality, 180 unit property that was built in 1974. Lincoln Springs is located in Colorado Springs, CO.
Colorado Springs has attracted national attention as one of the top apartment markets in the country Multiple publications have ranked Colorado Springs as one of the best markets for rent growth in the nation, with a 36% increase over the last five years.
Due to extremely favorable fundamentals, El Paso County is experiencing incredible growth, and is the fastest growing county out of the 64 counties in Colorado. Between 2016 2018, the population increased by an impressive 24,000 people.
Wage growth has experienced a remarkable year over year increase at 10%, more than triple the national average of 3.37%. This translates to an average income increase per person of nearly $300 more per month. Assuming a third of income is spent on housing, Colorado Springs rents are poised to grow $100 across the board in 2019.
Cap (Adjusted)
Reversion Cap 5.99%
Expense Ratio (T12) 40% Occupancy (as of 3/22/1019) 99.44%
DSCR 1.31x
Purchase Price $19,500,000 Hold Time 5 Equity Required $7,000,000 Investor Equity Multiple 2.09x
Preferred Return 8.0%
Average Annual Return** 21.70%
Rate of Return (IRR) 18.59%
Includes proceeds from sale
Lincoln Springs Apartments
Investment Summary
The Colorado Springs economy has experienced massive growth in the last few years. A recent study by the University of Colorado Leeds School of Business shows Colorado Springs leading the state in employment growth; both in 2018 and heading into 2019. The study names Colorado Springs as solidly in the group of cities around the country that are outperforming the nation as a whole. Many factors have contributed to the exciting success in Colorado Springs. The city has taken steps to revitalize and attract businesses. Rapid development of industries such as cybersecurity and health care, two brand new sports stadiums, the US Olympic Museum, and new restaurants have energized the metro area, attracting young, educated new residents.
Forbes has recently ranked Colorado Springs as the #5 Most Educated City in the United States. Thirty eight percent of the population holds a bachelor’s degree or higher. Colorado Springs is home to top tier higher educational institutions and has a large number of highly trained veterans transitioning into the workforce, making it a very attractive location for companies looking to relocate or expand their presence in Colorado.
The overall goal with Lincoln Springs is to improve the property operations through a variety of renovations and cost-cutting measures that will both generate profit during the ownership period and drive appreciation of the asset for capital gains upon sale.
Some of the steps include:
✓ Replacing all roofs immediately using an existing insurance claim
✓ Professionally manage the property for economic occupancy
✓ Drive value for current and future tenants through landscaping upgrades and interior renovations
✓ Increase asking rents by an average of 7%
1. In addition to replacing the roofs we plan to replace all windows on the property. This will drive down utility costs for both the property and our residents. We also plan to update all signage throughout the property, and reconfigure the clubhouse to include a full workout facility.
2. Lincoln Springs is currently at 99.44% occupancy, which speaks to the strength of the local market, as well as the occupancy goals of the current management. Our property management partner has a long track record of effective management in Colorado Springs, and will be a vital component in achieving market rents.
3. We will immediately remediate the exterior landscaping to provide a warmer and more welcoming atmosphere for our tenants. The unit interiors will be remodeled by our on-site maintenance crew as they come available with new paint, backsplashes, and furnishings. This will both enhance the property profile, and drive maintenance costs down.
4. 2 Bedroom units are a valuable commodity in Colorado Springs, and units with 2 bathrooms are very rare. With our combination of interior and exterior renovations the property will be able to command higher rents. This rent premium is well-established in the local sub-market by comparable properties managed by our property management partner.
5. The entire parking lot will be completely redone and restriped improving the overall appearance immediately.
Cap (Adjusted)
Reversion Cap
Expense Ratio (T12) 40%
Occupancy (as of 3/22/1019) 99.44%
DSCR 1.31x
Purchase Price $19,500,000 Hold Time 5
Equity Required $7,000,000
Investor Equity Multiple 2.09x
Investor Preferred Return 8.0%
Investor Average Annual Return** 21.70%
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 18.59%
Includes proceeds from sale
($32,090)
($33,080)
$1,942,023 $2,000,284 $2,062,012
$445,578 $458,945 $472,714
$2,387,601 $2,459,229 $2,534,725
Real Estate Taxes $31,000 1.49% $78,000 3.36% $79,950 3.35% $81,949 3.33% $83,997
Insurance $55,000 2.64% $56,375 2.43% $57,784 2.42% $59,229 2.41% $60,710
Contract Services $12,600 0.60% $12,915 0.56% $13,238 0.55% $13,569 0.55% $13,908
Trash Removal $28,500 1.37% $29,213 1.26% $29,943 1.25% $30,691 1.25% $31,459 Electric $106,492 5.11% $94,253 4.07% $96,609 4.05% $99,025 4.03% $101,500 Gas $45,290 2.17% $41,422 1.79% $42,058 1.76% $43,109 1.75% $44,187
Waterand Sewer $150,000 7.20% $138,256 5.96% $141,712 5.94% $145,255 5.91% $153,360
Legal $2,500 0.12% $2,563 0.11% $2,627 0.11% $2,692 0.11% $2,760
ManagementFee $62,524 3.00% $69,542 3.00% $71,268 3.00% $73,777 3.00% $76,042
Repairs and Maintenance $45,000 2.16% $46,125 1.99% $47,278 1.98% $48,460 1.97% $49,672 General/Admin $37,000 1.78% $37,925 1.64% $38,873 1.63% $39,845 1.62% $40,841
Payroll $195,000 9.36% $160,000 6.90% $164,000 6.87% $168,100 6.84% $172,303
Other $22,400 1.07% $22,960 0.99% $23,534 0.99% $24,122 0.98% $24,725 Deposit to
Reserve $45,000 2.16% $45,000 1.94% $45,000 1.88% $45,000 1.83% $45,000
$838,306
$834,548
$853,875
$874,824 35.57% $900,463
Big City
Economy in The Nation
Mid-Sized
Cities
Desirable Place To Live
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO - Located just 60 miles south of Denver, Colorado Springs is the second largest city in Colorado and is located in El Paso County, the second most populous county in the state of Colorado. Known for its natural attractions and mild climate, Colorado Springs experiences 300 days of sunshine annually. The community’s beautiful setting and high quality of life have helped to build a growing community of academic, government, high tech, non profit, and defense related businesses.
A Thriving Metropolitan Area - Located one hour south of Denver and 30 minutes north of Pueblo, Colorado Springs is home to over 717,000 people and is an easy commute for more than 3 million.
Tourism - The city-owned Garden of the Gods Park is one of the area’s most popular recreation spots, and the famed Broadmoor hotel hosts thousands of tourists and vacationers monthly from all over the world. Other significant attractions include the U.S. Olympic Training Center, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and Pikes Peak.
EMPLOYMENT Colorado Springs’ economy boasts a cybersecurity industry that is one of the top five for jobs in the nation, an unrivaled aerospace and defense cluster that makes the area a hub for national military technology and strategy, 57 national and international sports organizations, and groundbreaking innovation in life sciences and medical devices. While the military outposts boast the majority of the metro area’s employment, companies such as Memorial Hospital-UCHealth and Penrose-St. Francis Heath Services also have a large presence. The military concentration has led to many large aerospace employers in the area, including Northrop Grumman Corporation. Total military employment in Colorado Springs is 54,500.
Life Bridge Capital LLC seeks multifamily acquisitions appropriate for institutional and high net worth funds. Life Bridge Capital prides itself in identifying comparatively low risk investments that have excellent revenue growth potential. The mission is to preserve and grow investor capital though a conservative acquisition strategy and a hands on asset management approach. It is of utmost importance to deliver a solid current return to investors while implementing a specific business plan designed to add value to the property.
A lifelong learner, Sam Rust is the founder of VGI Capital. Currently Sam is the sole owner or managing partner of over $10 million worth of real estate, mostly in the Front Range of Colorado. Started investing in real estate in 2017, quickly moved to syndication and am a managing partner for 65 units.
Whitney Sewell is the founder of Life Bridge Capital, LLC and a strategic partner of VGI Capital. Life Bridge Capital works with accredited investors, helping them improve their investment returns via the exceptional opportunities that multifamily syndication offers. Whitney has been involved with in over 800+ units valued at over $100M+. He is host of the daily podcast The Real Estate Syndication Show. Life Bridge Capital LLC has committed 50% of it’s profits to helping families that are committed to adopting children while providing the same great return to investors.
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Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) A rate of return on a real estate investment property based on the expected income that the property will generate. Capitalization rate is used to estimate the investor's potential return on his or her investment. This is done by dividing the income the property will generate (after fixed costs and variable costs) by the total value of the property.
▴When acquiring income property, the higher the capitalization rate (“Cap Rate”), the better
▴When selling income property, the lower the Cap Rate the better.
▴A higher cap rate implies a lower price, a lower cap rate implies a higher price
▴Cash Flow Cash generated from the operations of a company, generally defined as revenues less all operating expenses.
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Cash-on-Cash A rate of return often used in real estate transactions. The calculation determines the cash income on the cash invested.
▴Calculated: Annual Dollar Income Return / Total Equity Invested = Cash on Cash
▴Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) It is the multiples of cash flow available to meet annual interest and principal payments on debt. This ratio should ideally be over 1. That would mean the property is generating enough income to pay its debt obligations.
▴Return on Equity (ROE) – The amount of net income returned as a percentage of shareholders equity
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Investor Average Annual Return, excluding disposition The average return per year during the investment hold.
▴Investor Average Annual Return, including disposition The average return per year including profits from disposition This calculation does not include the return of invested capital.
▴Internal Rate of Return (IRR) The rate of return that would make the present value of future cash flows plus the final market value of an investment opportunity equal the current market price of the investment or opportunity. The higher a project's internal rate of return, the more desirable it is to undertake the project.
▴Return on Equity (ROE) The amount of net income returned as a percentage of shareholders equity.
▴ROE is expressed as a percentage and calculated as: Return on Equity = Net Income/Shareholder's Equity