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REALESTATEAPPRAISAL
SELF‐CONTAINEDREPORT
FountainRetirementHotel
July19,2010
SENIORSHOUSING&HEALTHCAREREALESTATEADVISORYSERVICES
FountainRetirementHotel
12030113thAve
Youngtown,Arizona85363
HTFileNo.20100804
©2010HealthTrust,LLC
6801EnergyCourt,Suite200|Sarasota,FL34240|P:941.363.7500|F:941.363.7525|HealthTrust.com
HEALTHTRUST FOUNTAIN RETIREMENT HOTEL
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August13,2010
Ms.RonaSherzai
GEHealthcareFinancialServices
2BethesdaMetroCenter
Bethesda,MD,20814
RE:RealEstateAppraisalof
FountainRetirementHotel
12030113thAve
Youngtown,Arizona85363
HTFileNo.20100804
DearMs.Sherzai:
Atyourrequestandauthorization,HealthTrust,LLC,haspreparedaSelf‐ContainedRealEstateAppraisal
ofthesubject,anexistingAssistedLivingResidence.The“asis”marketvalueisrelevantastothedate
welastinspectedthesite,orJuly19,2010.
Thereportwillbeusedtoassistwithunderwritingapotentialloaninvolvingthesubject.Theeffective
dateofthe“asis”valuewasestimatedundermarketconditionsobservedatthattime,reflectingthefee
simpleinterestinthetotalassetsofthebusiness(“TAB”).Marketvalue,totalassetsofthebusiness,and
otherappraisaltermsaredefinedwithinthetextofthefollowingreport.Completedescriptionsofthe
property,togetherwiththesourcesofinformationandthebasesofourestimates,arestatedinthe
accompanyingsectionsofthisreport.
ThereportisaSelf‐ContainedRealEstateAppraisalthatcomplieswiththereportingrequirementsset
forthinStandardsRule2‐2oftheUniformStandardsofProfessionalAppraisalPracticeandFIRREA.
Asaresultofourinvestigationandanalysis,wehaveestimatedthe"asis"marketvalueofthefee
simpleinterestinthesubjectincludingthetotalassetsofthebusiness(realestate,personalproperty
andtotalintangibleassets),asdepictedinthefollowingtable:
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Theaccompanyingprospectivefinancialanalysesarebasedonestimatesandassumptionsdevelopedin
connectionwiththeappraisal.However,someassumptionsinevitablywillnotmaterialize,and
unanticipatedeventsandcircumstancesmayoccur;therefore,actualresultsachievedduringtheperiod
coveredbyourprospectivefinancialanalyseswillvaryfromourestimatesandthevariationsmaybe
material.
Thisreport,thefinalestimatesofvalueandtheprospectivefinancialanalysesareintendedsolelyfor
yourinformationandassistanceforthefunctionstatedabove,andshouldnotberelieduponforany
otherpurpose.ThisreportisfortheexclusiveuseofGECapitalandanyandallholdersofanoteor
notessecuredbyamortgage,deedoftrustordeedtosecuredebtencumberingthesubjectproperty,
andtheirrespectiveaffiliates,designates,successorsandassignees,ratingagenciesandbondholders,
andnootherpartyshallhaveanyrighttorelyonanyserviceprovidedbyHealthTrust. Neitherour
reportnoranyofitscontentsnoranyreferencetotheappraisersorourfirm,maybeincludedor
quotedinanydocument,offeringcircularorregistrationstatement,prospectus,salesbrochure,other
appraisal,loanorotheragreementwithoutHealthTrustLLC'spriorwrittenapprovaloftheformand
contextinwhichitwillappear.
Respectfullysubmitted,
HealthTrust,LLC
As‐Is
19‐Jul‐2010
$2,200,000
‐‐‐
‐‐‐
RealPropertyAllocation
$2,000,000
$100,000
$100,000
$2,200,000
(1)SubjecttotheCertification,StandardConditionsandSpecialConditions
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
RealProperty
FF&E(PersonalProperty)
BusinessValue
MarketValueoftheGoingConcern(TAB)
VALUATIONSUMMARY(1)
DateofValue/AppraisedInterest
MarketValueofFeeSimpleEstate
MarketValueofLeasedFeeEstate
MarketValueofLeaseholdEstate
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Certification
Icertifythat,tothebestofmyknowledgeandbelief:
Thestatementsoffactcontainedintheaccompanyingreportaretothebestofourknowledgetrueandcorrect.
Thereportedanalyses,opinions,andconclusionsarelimitedonlybythereportedassumptionsandlimiting
conditionsandareourpersonal,unbiasedprofessionalanalyses,opinions,andconclusions.
Wehavenopresentorprospectiveinterestinthepropertythatisthesubjectofthisreport,andwehaveno
personalinterestorbiaswithrespecttothepartiesinvolved.
Ourcompensationisnotcontingentuponthereportingofapredeterminedvalueordirectioninvaluethatfavors
thecauseoftheclient,theamountofthevalueestimate,theattainmentofastipulatedresult,ortheoccurrence
ofasubsequentevent.
Ouranalyses,opinions,andconclusionsweredeveloped,andthisreporthasbeenprepared,inconformitywith
therequirementsoftheCodeofProfessionalEthicsandtheStandardsofProfessionalAppraisalPracticeofthe
AppraisalInstituteandinconformitywiththe2010EditionoftheUniformStandardsofProfessionalAppraisal
Practice.
TheuseofthisreportissubjecttotherequirementsoftheAppraisalInstituterelatingtoreviewbyitsduly
authorizedrepresentatives.
AlanC.Plush,MAIhasnotmadeaninspectionofthesubject.Noone,otherthanthosesonamedinthe
certificationpagesherein,providedassistancetotheundersignedwithpreparationofthisreport.
AlanC.Plush,MAIhasnotprovidedconsultingorvaluationserviceswithinthethreeyearsimmediatelypreceding
acceptanceofthisassignment.
Thesubjectofthisappraisal,FountainRetirementHotel,islocatedat12030113thAve,Youngtown,Arizona
85363.
Asofthedateofthisreport,AlanC.Plush,MAI,hascompletedtherequirementsofthecontinuingeducation
programoftheAppraisalInstitute.
x_______________________
AlanC.Plush,MAI
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser31350(AZ)
6801EnergyCourt,Suite200
Sarasota,FL34240
(941)363‐7501
alan.plush@healthtrust.com
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Certification
Icertifythat,tothebestofmyknowledgeandbelief:
Thestatementsoffactcontainedintheaccompanyingreportaretothebestofourknowledgetrueandcorrect.
Thereportedanalyses,opinions,andconclusionsarelimitedonlybythereportedassumptionsandlimiting
conditionsandareourpersonal,unbiasedprofessionalanalyses,opinions,andconclusions.
Wehavenopresentorprospectiveinterestinthepropertythatisthesubjectofthisreport,andwehaveno
personalinterestorbiaswithrespecttothepartiesinvolved.
Ourcompensationisnotcontingentuponthereportingofapredeterminedvalueordirectioninvaluethatfavors
thecauseoftheclient,theamountofthevalueestimate,theattainmentofastipulatedresult,ortheoccurrence
ofasubsequentevent.
Ouranalyses,opinions,andconclusionsweredeveloped,andthisreporthasbeenprepared,inconformitywith
therequirementsoftheCodeofProfessionalEthicsandtheStandardsofProfessionalAppraisalPracticeofthe
AppraisalInstituteandinconformitywiththe2010EditionoftheUniformStandardsofProfessionalAppraisal
Practice.
TheuseofthisreportissubjecttotherequirementsoftheAppraisalInstituterelatingtoreviewbyitsduly
authorizedrepresentatives.
ColleenH.Blumenthal,MAIhasnotmadeaninspectionofthesubjectbutreviewedthisreport.AnthonyStablein
hasnotmadeaninspectionofthesubjectbutassistedwiththevaluationforthisreport.KimWaltherassisted
withresearchforthisassignmentandCharlesPlushinspectedthesubjectproperty.Noone,otherthanthoseso
namedinthecertificationpagesherein,providedassistancetotheundersignedwithpreparationofthisreport.
ColleenH.Blumenthal,MAIhasprovidedconsultingorvaluationserviceswithinthethreeyearsimmediately
precedingacceptanceofthisassignment.ColleenH.Blumenthalperformedadeskreviewofthesubjectproperty
inthefourthquarterof2009.
Thesubjectofthisappraisal,FountainRetirementHotel,islocatedat12030113thAve,Youngtown,Arizona
85363.
Asofthedateofthisreport,ColleenH.Blumenthal,MAI,hascompletedtherequirementsofthecontinuing
educationprogramoftheAppraisalInstitute.
x_______________________
ColleenH.Blumenthal,MAI
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser31276(AZ)
6801EnergyCourt,Suite200
Sarasota,FL34240
(941)363‐7502
colleen.blumenthal@healthtrust.com
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Certification
Icertifythat,tothebestofmyknowledgeandbelief:
Thestatementsoffactcontainedintheaccompanyingreportaretothebestofourknowledgetrueandcorrect.
Thereportedanalyses,opinions,andconclusionsarelimitedonlybythereportedassumptionsandlimiting
conditionsandareourpersonal,unbiasedprofessionalanalyses,opinions,andconclusions.
Wehavenopresentorprospectiveinterestinthepropertythatisthesubjectofthisreport,andwehaveno
personalinterestorbiaswithrespecttothepartiesinvolved.
Ourcompensationisnotcontingentuponthereportingofapredeterminedvalueordirectioninvaluethatfavors
thecauseoftheclient,theamountofthevalueestimate,theattainmentofastipulatedresult,ortheoccurrence
ofasubsequentevent.
Ouranalyses,opinions,andconclusionsweredeveloped,andthisreporthasbeenprepared,inconformitywith
therequirementsoftheCodeofProfessionalEthicsandtheStandardsofProfessionalAppraisalPracticeofthe
AppraisalInstituteandinconformitywiththe2010EditionoftheUniformStandardsofProfessionalAppraisal
Practice.
TheuseofthisreportissubjecttotherequirementsoftheAppraisalInstituterelatingtoreviewbyitsduly
authorizedrepresentatives.
DavidReySalinas,ASAhasmadeaninspectionofthesubject.Noone,otherthanthosesonamedinthe
certificationpagesherein,providedassistancetotheundersignedwithpreparationofthisreport.
DavidReySalinas,ASAprovidedconsultingorvaluationserviceswithinthethreeyearsimmediatelypreceding
acceptanceofthisassignment.ColleenH.Blumenthalperformedadeskreviewofthesubjectpropertyinthe
fourthquarterof2009.
Thesubjectofthisappraisal,FountainRetirementHotel,islocatedat12030113thAve,Youngtown,Arizona
85363.
Asofthedateofthisreport,DavidReySalinas,ASA,hascompletedtherequirementsofthecontinuingeducation
programoftheAppraisalInstitute.
x_______________________
DavidReySalinas,ASA
State‐CertifiedGeneral31205(AZ)
10LibertySquare
Boston,MA02109
(617)542‐2125
david.salinas@healthtrust.com
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StandardConditions
Thisappraisalreportshallbesubjecttostandardconditions,permittedand/orlimitedusage,andterms
ofengagement,whichareoutlinedasfollows:
AppraisalsareperformedandwrittenreportsarepreparedinaccordancewiththeUniformStandardsof
ProfessionalAppraisalPracticeoftheAppraisalFoundationandwiththeAppraisalInstitute'sStandards
ofProfessionalAppraisalPracticeandCodeofProfessionalEthics.
Unlessspecificallystated,thevalueconclusion(s)containedintheAppraisalappliestotherealestate
only,anddoesnotincludepersonalproperty,machineryandequipment,tradefixtures,businessvalue,
goodwillorothernon‐realtyitems.TheAppraisalreportcoveringthesubjectislimitedtosurfacerights
only,anddoesnotincludeanyinherentsubsurfaceormineralrights.Incometaxconsiderationshave
notbeenincludedorvaluedunlesssospecifiedintheAppraisal.Wemakenorepresentationsastothe
valuechangesthatmaybeattributedtosuchconsiderations.
Thelegaldescriptionusedinthisreportisassumedtobecorrectandwehavemadenosurveyofthe
property.Weassumethattherearenohiddenorunapparentconditionsoftheproperty,subsoil,or
structuresthatwouldrenderitmoreorlessvaluable.
Noopinionisrenderedastopropertytitle,whichisassumedtobegoodandmarketable.Unless
otherwisestated,noconsiderationisgiventoliensorencumbrancesagainsttheproperty.Sketches,
maps,photos,orothergraphicaidsincludedinappraisalreportsareintendedtoassistthereaderin
readyidentificationandvisualizationoftheproperty,andarenotintendedfortechnicalpurposes.
Itisassumedthatlegal,engineering,orotherprofessionaladvice,asmayberequired,hasbeenorwill
beobtainedfromprofessionalsourcesandthattheappraisalreportwillnotbeusedforguidancein
legalortechnicalmatterssuchas,butnotlimitedto,theexistenceofencroachments,easementsor
otherdiscrepanciesaffectingthelegaldescriptionoftheproperty.Itisassumedthatthereareno
concealedordubiousconditionsofthesubsoilorsubsurfacewatersincludingwatertableandflood
plain,unlessotherwisenoted.Wefurtherassumetherearenoregulationsofanygovernmententityto
controlorrestricttheuseofthepropertyunlessspecificallyreferredtointhereport.Itisassumedthat
thepropertywillnotoperateinviolationofanyapplicablegovernmentregulations,codes,ordinances
orstatutes.
Thisreportisnotintendedtobeanengineeringreport.Wearenotqualifiedasstructuralor
environmentalengineers;thereforewearenotqualifiedtojudgethestructuralorenvironmental
integrityoftheimprovements,ifany.Consequently,nowarrantyorrepresentationsaremadenorany
liabilityassumedforthestructuralsoundness,quality,adequacyorcapacitiesofsaidimprovementsand
utilityservices,includingtheconstructionmaterials,particularlytheroof,foundations,andequipment,
includingtheHVACsystems,ifapplicable.Shouldtherebeanyquestionconcerningsame,itisstrongly
recommendedthatanengineering,constructionand/orenvironmentalinspectionbeobtained.The
valueestimate(s)statedinthisAppraisal,unlessnotedotherwise,ispredicatedontheassumptionsthat
allimprovements,equipmentandbuildingservices,ifany,arestructurallysoundandsufferno
concealedorlatentdefectsorinadequaciesotherthanthosenotedintheAppraisal.Wewillcalltoyour
attentionanyapparentdefectsormaterialadverseconditionswhichcometoourattention.
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Intheabsenceofcompetenttechnicaladvicetothecontrary,itisassumedthatthepropertybeing
appraisedisnotadverselyaffectedbyconcealedorunapparenthazardssuchas,butnotlimitedto
asbestos,hazardousorcontaminatedsubstances,toxicwasteorradioactivity.
Informationfurnishedbyothersispresumedtobereliable,andwheresospecifiedinthereport,has
beenverified;butnoresponsibility,whetherlegalorotherwise,isassumedforitsaccuracy,andit
cannotbeguaranteedasbeingcertain.Nosingleitemofinformationwascompletelyreliedupontothe
exclusionofotherinformation.
Appraisalreportsmaycontainestimatesoffuturefinancialperformance,estimatesoropinionsthat
representtheappraiser'sviewofreasonableexpectationsataparticularpointintime,butsuch
information,estimatesoropinionsarenotofferedaspredictionsorasassurancesthataparticularlevel
ofincomeorprofitwillbeachieved,thateventswilloccur,orthataparticularpricewillbeofferedor
accepted.Actualresultsachievedduringtheperiodcoveredbyourprospectivefinancialanalyseswill
varyfromthosedescribedinourreport,andthevariationsmaybematerial.
AnyproposedconstructionofrehabilitationreferredtointheAppraisalisassumedtobecompleted
withinareasonabletimeandinaworkmanlikemanneraccordingtoorexceedingcurrentlyaccepted
standardsofdesignandmethodsofconstruction.
AnyinaccessibleportionsofthePropertyorimprovementsnotinspectedareassumedtobeasreported
orsimilartotheareasthatareinspected.
Itshouldbespecificallynotedbyanyprospectivemortgageethattheappraisalassumesthatthe
propertywillbecompetentlymanaged,leased,andmaintainedbyfinanciallysoundownersoverthe
expectedperiodofownership.Thisappraisalengagementdoesnotentailanevaluationof
management'sorowner'seffectiveness,norareweresponsibleforfuturemarketingeffortsandother
managementorownershipactionsuponwhichactualresultswilldepend.
TheAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct("ADA")becameeffectiveJanuary26,1992.Wehavenotmadea
specificcompliancesurveyandanalysisofthispropertytodeterminewhetherornotitisinconformity
withthevariousdetailedrequirementsoftheADA.Itispossiblethatacompliancesurveyofthe
property,togetherwithadetailedanalysisoftherequirementsoftheADA,couldrevealthatthe
propertyisnotincompliancewithoneormoreoftherequirementsoftheAct.Ifso,thisfactcouldhave
anegativeeffectuponthevalueoftheproperty.
Thereport,thefinalestimateofvalueandestimatesoffuturefinancialperformanceincludedtherein,
areintendedfortheinformationofthepersonorpersonstowhomtheyareaddressed,solelyforthe
purposesstatedtherein,andshouldnotberelieduponforanyotherpurpose.Theaddresseeshallnot
distributethereporttothirdpartieswithoutpriorpermissionofHealthTrust.Beforesuchpermission
shallbeprovided,thethirdpartyshallagreetoholdHealthTrustharmlessrelativetotheiruseofthe
report.Neitherourreport,noritscontents,noranyreferencetotheappraisersorHealthTrust,maybe
includedorquotedinanyofferingcircularorregistrationstatement,prospectus,salesbrochure,other
appraisal,loanorotheragreementordocumentwithoutourpriorwrittenpermission.Permissionwill
begrantedonlyuponmeetingcertainconditions.Generally,HealthTrustwillnotagreetotheuseofits
nameasa"namedexpert"withinthemeaningoftheSecuritiesActof1933andtheSecuritiesActof
1934.
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Thevaluationappliesonlytothepropertydescribedandforthepurposesostatedandshouldnotbe
usedforanyotherpurpose.Possessionofthereport,orcopythereof,doesnotcarrywithittherightof
publication.Anyallocationoftotalpricebetweenlandandtheimprovementsasshownisinvalidatedif
usedseparatelyorinconjunctionwithanyotherreport.
Neitherthereportnoranyportionsthereof(especiallyanyconclusionsastovalue,theidentityofthe
appraisersorHealthTrust,oranyreferencetotheAppraisalInstituteorotherrecognizedappraisal
organizationorthedesignationstheyconfer)shallbedisseminatedtothepublicthroughpublic
relations
Media,newsmedia,advertisingmedia,salesmediaoranyotherpublicmeansofcommunication
withoutthepriorwrittenconsentandapprovaloftheappraisersandHealthTrust.Thedate(s)ofthe
valuationtowhichthevalueestimateconclusionsapplyissetforthintheletteroftransmittaland
withinthebodyofthereport.ThevalueisbasedonthepurchasingpoweroftheUnitedStatesdollaras
ofthatdate.
Acceptanceofand/oruseofthisreportconstitutesacceptanceofallStandardConditions.
Appraisalassignmentsareacceptedwiththeunderstandingthatthereisnoobligationtofurnish
servicesaftercompletionoftheoriginalassignment.Iftheneedforsubsequentservicerelatedtoan
appraisalassignment(e.g.,testimony,updates,conferences,reprintorcopyservice)iscontemplated,
specialarrangementsacceptabletoHealthTrustmustbemadeinadvance.
Unlessotherwisestated,noefforthasbeenmadetodeterminethepossibleeffect,ifany,onthesubject
propertyofenergyshortageorfuturefederal,stateorlocallegislation,includinganyenvironmentalor
ecologicalmattersorinterpretationsthereof.
Wetakenoresponsibilityforanyevents,conditionsorcircumstancesaffectingthesubjectPropertyor
itsvalue,thattakeplacesubsequenttoeithertheeffectivedateofvaluecitedintheAppraisalorthe
dateofourfieldinspection,whicheveroccursfirst.
ThisengagementmaybeterminatedwhetherbyclientorHealthTrustatanytimeuponwrittennotice
tothateffecttotheotherparties,itbeingunderstoodthat,unlessHealthTrustshallunilaterally
terminatetheengagementwithouttheclient'sconsentandwithoutreasonablecause,theprovisions
relatedtothepaymentoffeesandexpensesthroughthedateofterminationwillsurviveany
termination,anditbeingfurtherunderstoodthattheindemnificationandholdharmlessprovisionsshall
surviveanyterminationthereof,whetherornotsuchterminationisunilateral.
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ExtraordinaryAssumptions
Althoughthisappraisalisnotcontingentuponanyparticularmanagement,itdoespresumethatthe
subject’smanagementiscompetentandexperiencedwithoperationsofanAssistedLivingResidence.
TheimpactsoflegislativechangesforthereimbursementofMedicaidandMedicarecanbesignificant
butaredifficulttopredict.Ourestimatesandconclusionsreflectthecurrentreimbursementpolicies
andthosereasonablyanticipatedfortheshortterm.
Pleasenotethatthesubjectisencumberedbyanarm’slengthlease.However,ouranalysisisreflective
ofthefeesimpleinterestwithinthesubjectproperty.
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
PREFACE3
GLOSSARYOFTERMS5
SENIORSHOUSINGANDHEALTHCAREINDUSTRYOVERVIEW7
INTRODUCTION12
SCOPEOFWORK12
APPLICABILITYOFAPPROACHES13
LEGALINTERESTAPPRAISED14
EFFECTIVEDATESOFAPPRAISAL14
USEPREMISE14
DESCRIPTIVEDATA15
SITEDESCRIPTION15
ZONING16
ASSESSMENTANDTAXES16
IMPROVEMENTDESCRIPTION17
MARKETANALYSIS21
REGIONALANALYSIS21
NEIGHBORHOODANALYSIS25
COMPETITIVEMARKETANALYSIS28
REGULATORYOVERVIEW28
DEFINITIONOFPRIMARYMARKETAREA29
SUPPLYANALYSIS29
DEMANDANALYSIS31
PENETRATIONANALYSIS40
MARKETCATEGORIZATION41
HIGHESTANDBESTUSE43
ASIFVACANT43
ASCURRENTLYIMPROVED44
VALUATIONANALYSIS45
INCOMEAPPROACH45
ESTIMATESOFMARKETRENT‐ 53
STABILIZEDOCCUPANCY54
TOTALREVENUEESTIMATES55
OPERATINGEXPENSES56
NETOPERATINGINCOMEESTIMATE61
CAPITALIZATIONRATEDERIVATION63
DISCOUNTRATEDERIVATION68
INCOMEAPPROACHCONCLUSION69
SALESCOMPARISONAPPROACH73
SALESGRIDANALYSIS76
EGIMANALYSIS78
SALESCOMPARISONAPPROACHCONCLUSION78
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COSTAPPROACH80
LANDVALUATION80
IMPROVEMENTVALUATION83
DEPRECIATION86
COSTAPPROACHCONCLUSION86
INSURABLEVALUEESTIMATE88
RECONCILIATIONANDFINALVALUEESTIMATES89
ASSETVALUEALLOCATION90
MARKETABILITYANALYSIS92
ADDENDA93
SUBJECTPHOTOGRAPHSANDEXHIBITS
PROVIDEDFINANCIALSTATEMENTS
IMPROVEDSALES
DEMOGRAPHICDATA
ENGAGEMENTLETTER
APPRAISERQUALIFICATIONS
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PREFACE
PropertyData
Name: FountainRetirementHotel
Address: 12030113thAve
Youngtown,Arizona85363
PropertyType: AssistedLivingResidence
GrossBuildingArea(SF): 37,102
LandArea(acres): 1.35
YearBuilt: 1971
Condition: Average
EffectiveAge: 35
TotalDensity: 65
UnitMix: No.Units
S
et‐UpBeds
AL 65 78
Tota
l
65 78
ParcelNumber: 200‐85‐406B
AssessedValue: $159,938
PropertyTaxes: $9,863
ZoningDistrict: R(RuralDistrict)
FloodZone: Outside
OwnerofRecord: AvivAssetManagementLLC
ManagementCompany: Fountain
Highest&BestUse:
AsThoughVacan
t
AssistedLivingResidence
AsCurrentlyImproved AssistedLivingResidence
FountainRetirementHotel
EXECUTIVESUMMARY
As‐Is
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PurposeoftheAppraisal:
SalientDatesofAppraisal:
AsIs
InterestAppraised:
ExcessLand:
ExcessCON:
ValuationAssumptions:
CapitalizationRate: 9.50%
TerminalCapitalizationRate: 10.00%
DiscountRate: 11.00%
RevenueGrowthRate: 2.50%
ExpenseGrowthRate: 2.50%
ManagementFee: 5.00%
Reserves(Capex)PerUnit: $300
StabilizedExpenseRatio 80.11%
StabilizedOccupancy 77.00%
As‐Is
19‐Jul‐2010
TheCostApproach‐FeeSimple $2,400,000
TheIncomeApproach‐FeeSimple $2,200,000
TheSalesApproach‐FeeSimple $2,200,000
TheIncomeApproach‐LeasedFee ‐‐‐
TheIncomeApproach‐Leasehold ‐‐‐
MarketValueofGoingConcern(TAB) $2,200,000
MarketValueofLeasedFeeEstate ‐‐‐
MarketValueofLeaseholdEstate ‐‐‐
RealProperty $2,000,000
FF&E(PersonalProperty) $100,000
BusinessValue $100,000
MarketValueoftheGoingConcern(TAB) $2,200,000
assistwithunderwritingapotentialloaninvolvingthesubject
ValueIndication(s)
$0
ValueConclusion(s)
July19,2010
feesimple
$0
The values presented above are subject to the Certification of Value, Standard Conditions, and Extraordinary Conditions and may not be distributed in partial
context without the entire appraisal document. The summary values cannot be completely understood without the entire document and/or additional
information from our work files. The accompanying prospective financial analyses are based on estimates and assumptions developed in connection with
the appraisal. However, some assumptions inevitably will not materialize, and unanticipated events and circumstances may occur; therefore, actualresults
achievedduringtheperiodcoveredbyourprospectivefinancialanalyseswillvaryfromourestimatesandthevariationsmaybematerial.
ValueAllocation(s)
FinancialAnalysisSummary
EXECUTIVESUMMARY(CONT.)
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GlossaryofTerms
MarketValue:Themostprobablepricewhich
apropertyshouldbringinacompetitiveand
openmarketunderallconditionsrequisitetoa
fairsale,thebuyerandsellereachacting
prudentlyandknowledgeably,andassuming
thepriceisnotaffectedbyunduestimulus.
Implicitinthisdefinitionistheconsummation
ofasaleasofaspecifieddateandthepassing
oftitlefromsellertobuyerunderconditions
whereby:a)Buyerandselleraretypically
motivated;b)bothpartiesarewellinformedor
welladvisedandeachactinginwhatthey
considertheirownbestinterests;c)a
reasonabletimeisallowedforexposureinthe
openmarket;d)paymentismadeintermsof
cashinUnitedStatesdollarsorintermsof
financialarrangementscomparablethereto;
and,e)thepricerepresentsthenormal
considerationforthepropertysoldunaffected
byspecialorcreativefinancingorsales
concessionsgrantedbyanyoneassociatedwith
thesale.
FeeSimpleEstate:Absoluteownership
unencumberedbyanyotherinterestorestate
subjectonlytothelimitationsimposedbythe
governmentalpowersoftaxation,eminent
domain,policepower,andescheat.
LeasedFeeEstate:Anownershipinterestheld
byalandlordwiththerightsofuseand
occupancyconveyedbyleasetoothers.The
rightsofthelessor(leasedfeeowner)and
leasedfeearespecifiedbycontractterms
containedwithinthelease.
LeaseholdEstate:Theinterestheldbythe
lessee(thetenantorrenter)throughalease
conveyingtherightsofuseandoccupancyfora
statedtermundercertainconditions.
TotalAssetsoftheBusiness(TAB):The
tangibleproperty(realpropertyandpersonal
property,includinginventoryandfurniture,
fixtures,andequipment)andintangible
property(cash,workforce,contracts,name,
patent,copyrights,andotherresidualintangible
assets,toincludecapitalizedeconomicprofit)of
abusiness.
HighestandBestUse:Thereasonablyprobable
andlegaluseofvacantlandoranimproved
property,whichisphysicallypossible,
appropriatelysupported,financiallyfeasible
andthatresultsinthehighestvalue.
InsurableValue:Valueusedbyinsurance
companiesasthebasisforinsurance.Often
consideredtobereplacementorreproduction
costlessdeteriorationandnon‐insurableitems.
Sometimesacashvaluebutoftenentirelya
costconcept(Marshall&Swift).
InvestmentValue:Thespecificvalueofan
investmenttoaparticularinvestororclassof
investorsbasedonindividualinvestment
requirements;distinguishedfrommarketvalue,
whichisimpersonalanddetached.
RealProperty:Allinterests,benefits,andrights
inherentintheownershipofphysicalreal
estate;thebundleofrightswithwhichthe
ownershipoftherealestateisendowed.
PersonalProperty(FF&E):Identifiableportable
andtangibleobjectsthatareconsideredbythe
generalpublictobe“personal,”e.g.,
furnishings,artwork,antiques,gemsand
jewelry,collectibles,machineryandequipment;
allpropertythatisnotclassifiedasrealestate.
(USPAP,1992edition)Personalproperty
includesmovableitemsthatarenot
permanentlyaffixedto,andpartof,thereal
estate.
BusinessValue(IntangibleProperty):Avalueof
enhancementthatresultsfromitemsof
intangiblepersonalpropertysuchasmarketing
andmanagementskill,anassembledwork
force,workingcapital,tradenames,franchises,
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patents,trademarks,contracts,leases,and
operatingagreements.(going‐concernvalue).
FloorAreaRatio(FAR):Therelationship
betweentheabove‐groundfloorareaofa
building,asdescribedbythebuildingcode,and
theareaoftheplotplanonwhichitstands;in
planningandzoning,oftenexpressedasa
decimal,e.g.,aratioof2.0indicatesthata
permissiblefloorareaofabuildingistwicethe
totallandarea.
LifeEstate:Totalrightsofuse,occupancy,and
control,limitedtothelifetimeofadesignated
party,oftenknownasthelifetenant.
AdValoremTax:Arealestatetaxbasedonthe
assessedvalueoftheproperty,whichisnot
necessarilyequivalenttomarketvalue.
AppraisalFoundation:(Condensed)Not‐for‐
profiteducationalfoundation,organizedin
1987tofosterappraisalprofessionalism
throughtheestablishmentofuniformstandards
ofappraisalpracticeandqualificationsforthe
statecertificationandlicensingofappraisers.
TheFoundation’sisresponsibleforappointing
memberstothetwoindependentboards,The
AppraisalStandardsBoard(ASB)andthe
AppraisersQualificationBoard(AQB).TheASB
promulgatesstandardsfoundinUSPAPwhile
theAQBestablishesminimumexperience,
education,andexaminationcriteriaforstate
licensingofappraisersandrecommendssuch
criteriaforstatelicensingboards.Theseboards
operateundertheauthority(throughthe
enactmentofFIRREA)ofCongress,which
delegatedresponsibilitytotheseboardswhich
aremonitoredbytheAppraisalSubcommittee.
OperatingExpenseRatio(OER):Theratioof
totaloperatingexpenses(TOE)toeffective
grossincome(TOE/EGI);thecomplementofthe
netincomeratio(NIR),i.e.,1‐NIR.
CommonAreaMaintenance(CAM):The
expenseofoperatingandmaintainingcommon
areas;mayormaynotincludemanagement
chargesandusuallydoesnotincludecapital
expendituresontenantimprovementsorother
improvementstotheproperty.Seealso
commonarea.
GrossBuildingArea(GBA):Thetotalfloorarea
ofabuilding,includingbelow‐gradespacebut
excludingunenclosedareas,measuredfromthe
exteriorofthewalls.Grossbuildingareafor
officebuildingsiscomputedbymeasuringto
theoutsidefinishedsurfaceofpermanentouter
buildingwallswithoutanydeductions.All
enclosedfloorsofthebuildingincluding
basements,mechanicalequipmentfloors,
penthouses,andthelikeareincludedinthe
measurement.Parkingspacesandparking
garagesareexcluded.
FinancialInstitutionsReform,Recoveryand
EnforcementAct(FIRREA):(Condensed)
Legislationenactedin1989tobailoutthe
savingsandloanindustry;FIRREAcreatedthe
OfficeofThriftSupervision(OTS)underthe
TreasuryDepartment.Aspartofthisact,the
OTSwaschargedwithcreatingtheAppraisal
SubcommitteetoimplementTitleXIofFIRREA
mandatingstatecertificationofappraiserswho
performassignmentsforFederalFinancial
InstitutionsRegulatoryAgencies.
UniformStandardsofProfessionalPractice
(USPAP):Currentstandardsoftheappraisal
profession,developedforappraisers,andthe
usersofappraisalservices,bytheAppraisal
StandardsBoard,oftheAppraisalFoundation.
TheUniformStandardssetforththeprocedures
tobefollowedindevelopinganappraisal,
analysis,oropinionandthemannerinwhichan
appraisal,analysis,oropinioniscommunicated.
TheyareendorsedbytheAppraisalInstitute
andbyotherprofessionalorganizations.
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SeniorsHousingandHealthCareIndustryOverview
Thesubjectofthisanalysisisaseniorshousing/healthcareproperty.Thehealthcareandseniors
housingindustrycangenerallybesegregatedintofiveseparateanddistinctlevels.Theselevelsrange,in
orderofintensityfromlowesttohighest,fromaseniorsapartment(i.e.,age‐restricted)toindependent
livingcommunity,assistedlivingresidence,skillednursingfacilityto,ultimately,anacutecare(hospital).
Thefollowingoverviewisintendedtoprovideabriefoverviewofthismarketsectorsummary.
SeniorApartments:Thisproducttypeincludesallage‐restrictedapartmentswhereatleast80%ofthe
residentsare55yearsofageorolder.Physically,thepropertiesaresimilartotraditionalapartments
withaclubhouse,perhapsexercisefacilities,coveredorgarageparking,andaswimmingpool.No
servicesareofferedformealsorhousekeeping,butsocialactivitiesaretypicallyavailable.Theresident
profileincludesanactiveadultwhoistypicallyretiredandhasnoneedforassistancewithactivitiesof
dailylivingorinstrumentalactivitiesofdailyliving.Unitstypicallyincludeafullkitchen,washerand
dryerhook‐ups,balconiesorpatios,windowtreatmentsandfloorcovering.
TheNIC/AmericanSeniorsHousingAssociation’sSeniorsHousingConstructionTrendsReport2009
indicatesthattheconstructionstartsofseniorapartmentunitsin2008/09(AprilthroughMarch)totals
7,815units.Thereportindicatesthatthetotalnationalinventoryofseniorapartmentswithinthe100
largestMetromarketsis410,000units.
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IndependentLivingCommunities:Independentlivingcommunitieswerethelargestresponsethe
marketprovidedinthe1980stoincreasingdemandforsenioraccommodations.Theseprojects,
typicallyranginginsizefrom150unitsto300units,aredesignedinsimilarfashion(operationally)toan
apartmentcomplex,inthatunitsoftencontainseparatebedroomsandcookingfacilities.Alsoprovided
inthedevelopmentisacommonsareathatincludesakitchenanddiningroomandoffersthreemeals
perday.Mostrentalcommunitiesincludeoneortwomealsperdayinconjunctionwiththeirservice
fee;however,additionalmealscanbepurchased.Servicestypicallyincludedareweeklyhousekeeping
andlinenservice,maintenanceofgrounds,activities,etc.
Residentswholocateinanindependentlivingcommunitymustbephysicallyandmentallycapableof
performingalloftheactivitiesofdailyliving(ADL).Developmentofthesetypesofcommunities,given
theirlargescale,promptedentriesintotheindustrybybothlocalandnationalfirms.However,bythe
verynatureofthecommunities(independent),residentsarecapableofrelocatingifpersonal
preferencesorneedschange.Operationally,lackofexperienceandunderestimationofthecomplexity
ofoperatinganindependentlivingretirementcommunityhasledtobankruptciesandfinancial
difficultiesformanyofthesefacilities.Lackofaclearneedmotivationforresidencyinanindependent
community,coupledwithover‐developmentinmanymarkets,hascausedareassessmentofthetrue
marketpotentialfortheseproperties.Nonetheless,theycontinuetoserveamuch‐needednicheinthe
overallretirementhousingmarket.
TheNIC/AmericanSeniorsHousingAssociation’sSeniorsHousingConstructionTrendsReport2009
indicatesthattherewereatotalof5,029unitsstartedin2008/09,representinga58%declinefromthe
previousyear.Theinventoryisestimatedat388,062unitswithinthe100largestMetromarkets.
Accordingtothe1stQuarter2010NICMAPConstructionMonitor,amongthe31largestMSAs,
independentlivingindicatedthefollowing:
AssistedLivingResidences:Thesecondlevelofseniorshousingistheassistedlivingresidence.Assisted
livingbecomesnecessarywhenaresidentisnolongercapableofperformingalloftheactivitiesofdaily
living(ADLs).ALRsvaryintheintensityofpersonalcareservicesprovided,fromtheresidentwhois
mentallycompetentbutphysicallyfrail,totheresidentwhoisbothmentallydisorientedandphysically
frail.ResidentssufferingfromAlzheimer’sorsomeotherformofdementiatypifythehigherintensity
level.
Assistedlivingresidenceshaveemergedasoneofthegrowthsectorsintheseniorhousingandhealth
caremarketinthelate1980s.Assistedlivingresidencesaredesignedtoprovidealevelofcarethatis
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roughlybetweenthatofindependentlivingandskillednursing.Residentsliveinaresidentialapartment,
butallinstrumentalactivitiesofdailyliving(e.g.,cooking,cleaning,driving)areprovidedandtypicallyat
leastthreeorADLssuchasgrooming,bathing,dressing,andtoiletingareprovided.
ManyofthesecommunitieshaveadistinctsectionforAlzheimercarewherethereisahigherratioof
staffing,awanderguardsystemandotheramenitiesspecificallydesignedtoimprovethequalityoflife
fortheseseniors.Fromalicensurestandpoint,moststatesrequirelittleadditionaldocumentationor
certificationforapropertytoadvertisethisspecialtyunit.
Finally,anumberofstateshaveMedicaidreimbursementforstaysatassistedlivingresidences.This
appearstobethefinallevelofsupportneededtolegitimizeassistedlivingasanichewithintheindustry,
andallowforinstitutionalinvestmentovertheneartermasopposedtothedistantfuture.
TheSeniorsHousingConstructionTrendsReport2009indicatesthattherewere3,572assistedliving
unitsstartedand1,298memorycareunitsstarted.Nationally,constructioninthissectorpeaked
between1997and2001.However,overallstartsaredown42%fromlastyear.Thecurrentinventory
withinthe100largestMetromarketsisestimated356,241units,ofwhich61,860unitsaredesignedfor
memorycare.Please,notetheseareunits,withactualsupplyamountshigherintermsofbeds.
Accordingtothe1stQuarter2010NICMAPConstructionMonitor,amongthe31largestMSAs,assisted
livingindicatedthefollowing:
SkilledNursingFacilities:Skillednursingfacilitiesaretheoldestpropertytypeinthe
healthcare/retirementindustry.Theyare,operationally,onestepbelowhospitals.Physically,skilled
nursingfacilitiescontainsmallerroomsandtypicallyhouseresidentsonasemi‐privatebasis.Therooms,
fromanappearancestandpoint,aresimilartoahospitalroomanddonotcontaincookingfacilities.
Operationally,thesefacilitiesdifferfromindependentandassistedlivingresidencesinthatasignificant
portionoftheirincomeisderivedfromgovernmentsourcesratherthantheresidents.Infact,Medicare
andMedicaid,combined,paidforapproximately78%oftheskillednursingcareprovidedin2009.Thus,
changesinreimbursementcanhaveamaterialimpactonaresidence’sprofitability.
Althoughincreasingly,long‐termcareresidentsarebeingtreatedincommunity(ALR)andresidential
(homehealth)settings,nursinghomeswillcontinuetobeofneedtopersonsrequiring24‐hourskilled
care.Hence,theacuityofthenursinghomeresidentisexpectedtoincreaseincomingyears.
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TheSeniorsHousingConstructionTrendsReport2009indicatesthattherewere3,761nursingbeds
startedin2008/09,representinga1%increasefromlastyear.AmericanHealthCareAssociate(AHCA)
estimatesthetotalcertifiedbedcountintheUSat1,668,769.Accordingtothe1stQuarter2010NIC
MAPConstructionMonitor,amongthe31largestMSAs,skillednursingindicatedthefollowing:
AcuteCareHospitals:Thefinalcarelevelofferedistheacutecareenvironment,orhospital.Thisisthe
segmentofthemarketwithwhichthegeneralpublicismostfamiliar,generallyfrompersonal
experience.Ahospitaloftenrepresentsthelaststepinthelifecycle,andistotallyseparateanddistinct
fromseniorshousingandthethreecarelevelsdiscussedpreviously.Also,thereislittleexhibited
interrelationshipintherelativedemandandsupplycharacteristicsofacutecarehospitalswiththe
remainingelementsoftheseniorshousingmarket.
OtherProductTypes:Inadditiontothefourlevelsdescribed,numeroushybridsorvariationsoccur.For
instance,atypicalContinuingCareRetirementCommunity(CCRC)offersservicesbeginningatthe
independentlivinglevelprogressingtoassistedlivingandultimatelyskillednursing.CCRCsareoften
endowmentorbuy‐insituationswherealargeentryfeeischargedtothenewresidentinexchangefor
lowermonthlyservicefeesforthebalanceoftheirresidencyatthecommunity.Manyvariationsexiston
refundpoliciesofthisentryfeerangingfrom0%to90%andhigher.Mostcommunitiesamortizethe
non‐refundablefeesoverfourtoeightyears.Giventheorientationoftheconsumertoeitherrentalor
endowment,CCRCsaregenerallyseparateanddistinctfromdirectcompetitionwithrental
communities.
Summary:Thisreviewofseniorshousingservicesisintentionallybriefandisdesignedtoacquaintthe
readerwiththegeneraldifferencesinproducttypesandservicesavailabletotheretireeconsumer.
Theseservicesandproductsaredifferentiatedbypriceandneedlevel.
Capitalresourcesappearavailable‐albeitlimited‐towell‐managedcommunitiesandestablished
operatorswiththelessexperienceddeveloper/operatorsrelyingonpersonalrelationshipswithlocal
lenders.Marketfundamentalsacrossmostsectorsarestrongandwillcontinuetodosountilsignificant
developmentoccurs.Inspiteofthehousingmarketwoes,financialmarketcrisesandothereconomic
challenges,theseniorshousingindustryisfaringwell.ThemostrecentquarterlyupdatefromNICMAP
suggeststhefollowingtrendswithinthe31largestMSAsinSeniorsHousing(IndependentandAssisted
Living)andMajorityNursingCare:
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Atpresent,theoveralldevelopmentactivityisminimal,followingbanneryearsofpeakactivityandlarge
portfoliotransactions.Ofnote,morethan25%ofalloftheseniorshousingprojectsstartedin2007/08
wereexpansionsandwebelievethatin‐filldevelopmentwillhaveanincreasingroleastheseprojects
havelesscostandriskthannewprojects.
Intermsofsales,theamountofactivityin2008wasdownabout65%fromrecentyearsandmostofthe
transactionsthathaveoccurredinvolvedClassB/Cproductornon‐performingassets.Dealflowin2009
hasnotpickedupmateriallybutinthelatterhalfoftheyear,wehaveseenincreasedactivityas
SunwestshedsassetsatdiscountedpricesandSunrisecontinuestoreorganize.EricksonRetirement
Communities,whichenteredbankruptcyinSeptember,2009isalsostrugglingwithcashflowandhas
halteddevelopmentonexistingandnewprojects.Followingthecompany’sreorganization,someassets
areexpectedtobeavailablein2010.Manyoutsiderswillremainonthesidelineswhilesomanyofthe
industrylargestoperatorsgeneratenegativeheadlines.However,thiswillallowopportunitiesfor
strategicbuyers,asevidencedbytheLonestar/LaVidaandBlackstone/Emerituspurchases(thelatterhas
yettoclose)ofSunwestassetsandBrookdale’spurchaseofaSunriseportfoliothusfarthisyear.
Overallthefundamentalsoftheindustryaregoodforthelong‐term,albeitsoftforILandtosome
degreeALintheshortterm.Lackofcapitalwillconstrainmanydealsandrequiremoreequity,sowe
expectsomemodestincreasesincapitalizationrateswhilecashflowsremainsteadyintheshortterm
andimproveoverthelongterm.
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INTRODUCTION
LegalDescription:Thesubject’slegaldescriptionswerenotprovided.Wepresumethedescriptions
hereinarecorrectandassumenoliabilityforthem.
Three‐YearSalesHistory:Thesubjectsalehistoryhasbeenanalyzedandresearchedinaccordanceto
USPAPforthepastthreeyearspriortothedateofappraisal.Thesalehistoryispresentedasfollows:
Thesubjectpropertyhasnotsoldinthepreviousthreeyears.Further,weareunawareofanysales
involvingthesubjectproperty.
OperationalHistory:Accordingtoon‐sitemanagement,thesubject’soccupancyhasbeenmostlystable
overthelastseveralmonths.Theoperator’sannualizedperformanceisbelowthe2009indicationand
thesubject’scurrentoperations.Basedonthefinancialandperformancedataprovided,thesubject’s
occupancyandoperationaltrendsaresummarizedasfollows:
PurposeandIntendedUseoftheAppraisal:Toestimatethe"asis"marketvalueofthesubjectasa
goingconcernincludingpersonalandintangibleproperty.Theintendeduseofthisappraisalistoassist
withunderwritingapotentialloaninvolvingthesubject.Theintendedusersarerepresentativesofthe
client.
ScopeofWork
GeneralPropertyScope:StandardsRule2‐2ofUSPAPrequiresthateachwrittenrealpropertyappraisal
reportmustdescribetheextentoftheprocessofcollecting,confirmingandreportingdata.
Basedontheidentifiedobjectiveoftheappraisal,wehaveviewedtheexposureasrequiring
tremendouseffort,particularlywithregardtothesubject’sincome‐producingpotential.Inorderto
appraisethesubject,wehaveinspectedthesubject,itsneighborhood,andthegeneralmarketareaon
July19,2010.Aspartoftheappraisalprocess,wehaveexamined:
OwnerofRecord:
LastSubjectSaleDate:
ORBook/Page:
LastSubjectSalePrice:
Arms'Length?
PendingSale/Contract?
Ifyes,terms:
Noprevioussalesinthepastthreeyears
N/A
N/A
N/A
No
N/A
SALESHISTORY
AvivAssetManagementLLC
LevelofCare
Occ%Total/RDOcc%Total/RDOcc%Total/RD
AL 77% $47.86 70% $48.40 78% $47.38
AverageOccupancy 77% 70% 78%
TotalRevenues $47.86 $48.40 $47.38
ProfitMargin 19.9% 25.9% 18.9%
Source:HealthTrustLLCandFountain
OPERATIONALSUMMARY
2010Annualized 2009Actual
Appraisal‐Stabilized
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Supplyanddemand
Developmenttrends
Currentdemographicdataandprojectedchangesoverthenextfiveyears
Operatingcharacteristics
Valuationtrendsandcharacteristics
Legislativeenvironment
Wehavesurveyedthemostcomparablepropertiesinthismarketareatoassesstypicaldemandand
ratesinthePMA.Asthesubjectisanincome‐producingpropertytypethatistypicalboughtby
investors,wehavespentthemosttime,effortandoriginalresearchonverifyingincomeandexpense
comparables,rentcomparables,identifyingtrendsthatmayimpactthesubject’soperations.The
greatestextentofresearchwasintheincomeapproach.
Whilewehaveattemptedtolimitthisresearchtothesubject’sprimarymarketarea,duetolackof
improvedsales,wehaveexpandedoursearchtopropertiesthroughouttheregion.Webelievethat
mostorall‐discoverablepertinentmarketinformationhasbeenobtainedandconsidered.Allsaleswere
verifiedthroughapartytothetransactionandmosthavebeeninspectedbytheappraisersorassociates
atHealthTrust.
Intermsofthecostapproach,wehaveidentifiedsalesofvacantpropertywithpublicsourcesandused
theMarshallValuationGuideandregionalcostcomparables.Nonetheless,wehaveexpendedminimal
researcheffortforthisapproachasitgenerallyproducestheleastreliableindicationforagoingconcern
appraisal.
Lastly,asapartofthisprocesswehaveobtainedandverifieddatawithlocalmarketparticipants
(ownersandoperatorsofcomparableproperties),stateregulatoryagenciesaswellaslocalgoverning
officials.
Theresultingvalueestimateshavebeenreconciledbasedontheirrelativestrengths,weaknessesand
appropriatenessintoafinalvalueestimate.Thisappraisalreportisawrittenrecordofourconclusions
andopinions,containingthemostpertinentmarketdatausedandadiscussionofthereasoning
underlyingourestimates.
ApplicabilityofApproaches
TheCOSTAPPROACHisthesumofthelandvalueandthecostnewoftheimprovementslessaccrued
depreciation.Thecostapproachisbasedonthepremisethataninformed,rationalinvestor/purchaser
wouldpaynomoreforanexistingpropertythanthecosttoreproduceasubstitutepropertywiththe
sameutilitywithoutunduedelay.
TheINCOMEAPPROACHisbasedonthepremisethataprudentinvestorwouldpaynomoreforthe
subjectpropertythanforanotherinvestmentwithsimilarriskandreturncharacteristics.Sincethevalue
ofaninvestmentcanbeconsideredequaltothepresentworthofanticipatedfuturebenefitsinthe
formofdollarincomeoramenities,thisapproachestimatesthepresentvalueofthenetincomethat
thepropertyiscapableofproducing.Theseamountsarediscountedataratethatreflectstherisktothe
investorandtheamountofincomenecessarytosupportdebtserviceorthemortgagerequirement.
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TheSALESCOMPARISONAPPROACH(marketapproach)istheprocesswherepricesofreasonably
similarpropertiesarecomparedtothesubjectandareadjustedfordifferencesinfinancing,sale
conditions,time,locationandphysicalcharacteristics.Thisapproachisbasedupontheprincipleof
substitution,whichimpliesthataprudentpurchaserwouldnotpaymoretobuythesubjectthanfora
comparablesubstitutepropertyinasimilarlocation.
Eachapproachtovaluehasitsstrengthsandweaknesses,dependingonalargeextentonthetypeof
propertybeingappraisedandthequantityandqualityofdataavailable.Inmostinstances,oneormore
oftheseapproacheswillproduceamorereliablevalueindicationthantheotherapproach(es).
Therefore,thefinalstepintheappraisalprocessistheRECONCILIATIONandcorrelationofallthevalue
indicationsintoafinalvalueestimate.Thisstepusuallybeginswithadiscussionofthemeritsand
demeritsofeachapproachandananalysisofthereliabilityofthedatausedineachapproach.It
concludeswithastatementofthefinalvalueestimate.
Inaddition,itisnecessarytoidentifyanybusinessvalueandpersonalpropertyvalueseparatefromthe
realestate.Theallocatedcontributionvalueswereestimatedfollowingthereconciliationandfinalvalue
estimates.Thisreportshouldbereadinitsentiretyforacompleteunderstandingofthescopeofthe
appraisalandthelimitingconditionsthatapplytothisvaluationandreport.Specificattentionshouldbe
drawntotheLetterofTransmittal,Certification,StandardConditionsandSignificantIssues.
LegalInterestAppraised
Therealpropertyinterestappraisedisconsideredtobethefeesimpleestateinthe1.35ownedacres.
EffectiveDatesofAppraisal
CharlesPlushphysicallyinspectedthesubjectsiteonJuly19,2010.The“asis”valuationdateisalsoJuly
19,2010.Theappraisalisbaseduponmarketconditionsobservedatthattime.
UsePremise
ThesubjectpropertyvaluedhereinisbasedontheexistinguseasanAssistedLivingResidence.The
implicationsrelativetothispremiseonthehighestandbestuseofthepropertyareaddressedinalater
sectionofthisreport.
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DESCRIPTIVEDATA
SiteDescription
Wehavemadeavisualinspectionofthesubjectproperty.Whereapplicable,wehavesupplantedour
analysiswithinformationprovidedbythesubject’smanagementand/ortheclient.Aspreviouslynoted,
wearenotexpertsinthepresenceofhazardoussubstancesorthestructuralintegrityofthesiteor
improvements.Basedonourinspectionoftheproperty,thesubject’ssitecharacteristicsareasfollows:
SITEDESCRIPTION
AccessGeneral
PrimaryFrontage:113thAveN Sitesize: 1.35acres
Type:2way,1laneeachway Source: Client
MedianDivided:No Shape: Regular
AccessibilityAverage Topography: Level
VisibilityFair
ExposureFairOtherSiteImprovements
PavedDrives: Yes
FacilitatingEntrytoSite Walkways: Yes
TurnLane:No Landscaping: Yes
StopSign:No Signage: Yes
TrafficLight:No AncillaryBuildings: No
RetentionPondsorareas:No
Easements
RightofWay:N/A
Utility:N/AParking
Ingress/Egress:N/A OpenParkingspaces: 35
Drainage:N/A CoveredParkingspaces: 20
Other(specify):N/A Garagespaces: 0
Handicapspaces: 1
UtilityServices Total 56
Electric:Yes
Gas:YesSoil
Water:Public Drainage: Adequate
Sewer:Public SoilConditions: Normal
TelephoneYes Above‐GroundStorageTanks:No
Cable:Yes UndergroundStorageTanks:No
Hazardous Substances: No
FloodZone Coststocure: $0
FloodPlain:Outside
Designation:X500Seismic
CommunityPanel:04013C1610J Zone: 1
Date:September30,2005
Wewerenotprovidedwithtitleorasurveydetailingthepresenceofeasementsonthesubjectsite.We
assumethattypicaleasementsexistandareunawareofanyrestraintsthatwouldhinderdevelopment
ofthesubjectifvacant.
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AERIALMAP
Zoning
Weverifiedthesubject’szoningdesignationandreviewedthecorrespondingzoningordinancewiththe
TownofYoungtown.Accordingtothezoningdepartment,thesubjectsitecannotberebuiltifitwere
destroyed.Asummaryofthezoningrequirementsisasfollows:
ZONINGDESIGNATION
Designation:R(RuralDistrict)
ZoningAuthority:TownofYoungtown
PermittedUses:churches,golfcourses,hospitals,medical
clinics,andpharmacies
MaximumHeight:30to50feetdependingonuse
PermittedDensity:N/A
Max.PermittedFAR:N/A
RequiredParking:onespaceforeachbed
SubjectPermittedAs:legallynon‐conforminguse
AssessmentandTaxes
ThesubjectpropertyisassessedbyMaricopaCounty.Thefollowingtabledetailsthesubject’smost
recentassessmentandtaxinformation:
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Wehaveestimatedtotaltaxesof$160perunit,whichissimilartothecurrenttaxburdenof$152per
unitaswebelievethesubjectisappropriatelyassessed.
ImprovementDescription
Thefollowingdescriptionofthesubjectimprovementsisbasedonourvisualinspectionofthesubjectas
wellasreviewofthefloorplansandinformationprovidedbytheoperator.Theseplansarecontainedin
theAddendaofthisreport.Wehavepartitionedthesubject’sgrossbuildingareaasfollows:
DESCRIPTIONOFIMPROVEMENTS
ImprovementDescription:
YearBuilt:1971BuildingShaperegular
YearofLastMajorRenovationN/ABasementNone
NumberofBuildings1BalconiesNo
NumberofStories2NumberofElevators1
Nurse’sStations1DiningRooms1
OverallConditionAverageDeferredMaintenanceNo
OverallQualityAverageFunctionalObsolescenceNo
Thesubjectpropertywasconstructedatonetime.Theimprovementsarewellmaintained,with
replacementshavingbeenmadeasneeded.Overall,wefindthatthesubjectpropertyhasaneffective
ageof35years,comparedtoitsactualageof39years,duetotheadequatemaintenanceofthe
improvements.Thesubject’simprovementsaredetailedasfollows:
DESCRIPTIONOFIMPROVEMENTS(CONT.)
ParcelID Land Building Total
200‐85‐406B $1,599,382
TotalAssessedValue: $1,599,382
Adjustments&Taxes:
ExemptValue: $0
AssessmentRatio: 10%
TaxableValue: $159,938
EffectiveTax(Millage)Rate: 61.6676 per$1,000
TotalRealEstateTaxes: $9,863
TotalPersonalPropertyTaxes: $0
TotalTaxes: $9,863
EffectiveYear: 2009
TotalTaxesPer: $152 $126
SubjectAssessedValue(s):
SUMMARYOFREALESTATETAXES
Unit Bed
Portion GBA
Assisted/MemoryCare 37,102
Total 37,102
SUMMARYOFGBA
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ConstructionDetails:
FoundationType:Concreteslab
StructureType:WoodFrame
RoofType:Flat
ExteriorWallFinish:Stucco
InteriorPartitions‐CommonAreas:Latexpaintoverdrywall
InteriorPartitions‐ResidentUnits:Latexpaintoverdrywall
Ceilings‐CommonAreas:Latexpaintoverdrywall
Ceilings‐ResidentUnits:Latexpaintoverdrywall
Lighting‐CommonAreas:Fluorescent
Lighting‐ResidentUnits:Fluorescent
HVAC‐CommonAreas:Forcedair
HVAC‐ResidentUnits:PTACs
FloorCoverings‐CommonAreas:Carpet
FloorCoverings‐ResidentUnits:Carpetandvinylsheet
Windows:Aluminumframe,single‐hung
Sprinkler/SecuritySystem:Allunitshave24‐houremergencycallsystemwithcentralmonitoring.
Thebuildingisnotsprinkleredandcontainssmokedetectors.
FF&E:Thisappraisalincludesallchattelandpersonalpropertyassociated
withthesubject’soperationsuchasfurnishingsforallcommonand
administrativeareas,officeequipment,kitchenandlaundry
equipment,maintenanceequipment,andallotheraccessoryitems
requiredfornormaloperation.
CommunityLayout
Thebuildingisdesignedina“square”shape.Theresidentlivingunitshavekitchensorkitchenetteswith
range,sinksandpartialsizerefrigeratorsorfullsizerefrigerators.Allunitshavebathswithasink,toilet
andprefabricatedshowerstall.Overall,theunitsizesandlayoutsaretypicalforseniorliving.
Thefollowingtableillustratestheamenitiesofferedbythesubject.Overall,wefindthesetobetypical
withinthemarket,andadequategiventhesubject’sage,qualityandprospectiveresident:
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Thesubjectcontainsatotalof65unitsand78beds,indicatingthefollowingunitsizesandmix:
Comparedtotheoverallindustry,thesubjectindicatesthefollowing:
Balconies/porches No IndividuallycontrolledHVAC Yes
Cable/satelliteTV Yes Kitchenettes Yes
Emergencypull‐cords Yes Privatebaths Yes
Fire/smokedetectors Yes Walk‐inclosets No
Fullkitchens Yes Washer/dryerhookups No
High‐speedinternet No Washers/dryers No
Activityrooms Yes Laundryfacilities Yes
Arts&craftsrooms Yes Library No
Assistancew/ADLs Yes LinenService Yes
Bankbranch No Loungeareas Yes
Beauty/barbershop No Medications No
BusinessCenter No Pharmacy No
Chapel No Postalservices Yes
CoffeeShop/Deli No Puttinggreen No
Computerroom No ReceptionArea Yes
Conciergeservice No Scheduledtransportation No
Courtyard No Security24hour No
Coveredparking No Skillednursingcare No
Diningroom‐main Yes Socialactivities Yes
Diningroom‐private No Spa/Whirlpool No
Exercisefacilities No Storagearea/bin No
Game/billiardsrooms Yes SwimmingPool Yes
Garageparking No Tenniscourts No
Generalstore No Theater/Auditorium No
Golfcourse No TherapyRoom No
GuestAccommodations No Utilities Yes
Healthcenter No Walking/naturetrails No
Housekeeping Yes WandererMgt.System No
Icecreamparlor No Woodworkingshop No
UnitAmenities:
CommunityAmenities:
SUMMARYOFAMENITIES
TypeofUnit No.ofUnits Size(sf) NetRentableArea
AssistedLiving
Semi‐Private 13 280‐280 3,640
Studio 46 280‐280 12,880
1‐Bedroom 6 354‐354 2,124
Total 65 18,644
UNITMIX
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AmericansWithDisabilitiesAct:TheAmericansWithDisabilitiesActsetsstrictandspecificstandards
forhandicappedaccesstoandwithinmostcommercialandindustrialbuildings.Determinationof
compliancewiththesestandardsisbeyondappraisalexpertiseand,therefore,hasnotbeenattempted
bytheappraisers.Forpurposesofthisappraisal,weareassumingtheimprovementsareincompliance.
Weassumenoresponsibilityforthecostofsuchdetermination,andourappraisalissubjecttorevision
iftheimprovementsarenotincompliance.
Conclusion‐SubjectPropertyData:Followingourreviewoftheplansandourpropertyinspection,we
findthatthesubjectsiteisadequatetosupporttheimprovements.Furthermore,wedidnotnote
evidenceoffunctionalobsolescenceinherentinthesubject’sdesignandbelievethattheyarefunctional
forseniorshousingandcare.Finally,wedidnotnotematerialdeferredmaintenanceatthesubject.
AL 65 78 80
Total 65 78 80
BuildingEfficiency: Subject
IL AL CCRC
GrossBuildingArea(GBA): 37,102 114,311 51,000 357,415
RatioofNetRentableArea 50.3% 69.0% 57.5% 71.9%
GBA/Unit 571 914 699 1,146
GBA/Bed 476 N/A N/A N/A
SUMMARYOFIMPROVEMENTS
2009StateofSeniorsHousingMedian
No.OfUnits
2009StateofSeniorsHousingMedianIndications
73
No.ofUnitsLevelofCare: No.SUBeds No.LicBeds
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MARKETANALYSIS
ThesubjectofthisappraisalislocatedinYoungtowninthePhoenix‐Mesa‐Scottsdale,AZMetropolitan
StatisticalArea(MSA).Appraisaltheoryrecognizesfourfactors(environmental,social,economic,and
governmental)thatinfluencepropertyvalueswithinaregion,county,neighborhoodordistrict.
Accordingly,areviewofeachasitrelatestothePhoenix‐Mesa‐Scottsdale,AZMSA,aswellasthe
subject’smoreimmediateneighborhood,ispresented.
RegionalAnalysis
Thesubject’slocationwithinthePhoenix‐Mesa‐Scottsdale,AZMSAisasfollows:
AREAMAP
Additionally,thefollowingpageswereprovidedbyMoody’sEconomy.com,PrécisMetroreportsto
provideacomprehensiveanalysisregardingcurrentandprojectedeconomicconditionsforthesubject’s
MSA.
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NeighborhoodAnalysis
Thekeyfocusoftheneighborhoodanalysisisnotasmuchcompetition‐orientedasitisphysicalanduse
oriented.Morespecifically,thisanalysisdescribestheareaofgenerallyhomogenoususeswithinwhich
thesubjectislocated.Thisneighborhoodisnotintendedtoreflectthecompetitiveneighborhoodofthe
subject;however,itinsteadreflectstheneighborhoodinphysicalproximitytothesubject.Our
assessmentofthesubjectneighborhoodispresentedasfollows:
NEIGHBORHOODMAP
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NEIGHBORHOODTRAITS
Boundaries
Neighborhood Abutters
NorthUS‐60Residential
EastN99thAve IndustrialUses
SouthWOliveAve Single‐FamilyResidential
Westwaterway VacantLand
TypeofNeighborhoodMixed‐use
Composition
PresentPrevalence NeighborhoodCycle
AgricultureNoNone
Community(Recreation)YesLow
HospitalityYesLow
IndustrialYesLow
MedicalYesLow
OfficeYesLow
Public/GovernmentalYesLow
Residential(Single‐Family)YesModerate
Residential(Multi‐Family)YesLow
RetailYesLow
DemandGenerators
HospitalYes
RegionalMallNo
ChurchesYes
SeniorsHousingYes
AdultChildrenHomesYes
Access/Influences
LocalAreaAccessGrandAvenue
RegionalIngress/EgressI‐10andI‐17
NeighborhoodCycleStability
NeighborhoodInfluencePositivelyimpactsthesubject
Growth
Stability
Decline
Revitalize
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Proximitytohospitalsisoftenanimportantconsiderationwhenselectingaseniorshousingcommunity.
Nearbyhospitalsareidentifiedinthefollowingmapandtable:
HOSPITALMAP
SUMMARYOFNEARBYHOSPITALS
HospitalBeds
BoswellMemorialHospital 492
Source:ThomsonProfilesofU.S.Hospitals
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COMPETITIVEMARKETANALYSIS
RegulatoryOverview
IndependentLiving:Typically,therearenoregulationsforfreestandingindependentliving,which
generallyhasthesamerequirementsfromaregulatorystandpointasanymultifamilydevelopment.
However,independentlivingunitsthatareinacontinuumofcarethatofferssomeleveloflifecare,are
oftenregulatedbythestate’sDepartmentofInsurance.
AssistedLiving:Stateregulationsvaryconsiderablyforthislevelofcare,rangingfromstatesthathave
noregulationsandclassifythemashotel/motelpropertiestostatesthatareconsideringsometypeof
CONregulations.Itisprobablethat,inthefuture,asstatereimbursementbecomesmorecommon,
sometypeofbarriertoentrylegislationwillbecomecommon.
StatestypicallyfeelthatuseofCONorsimilarlegislationenhancesprofitabilityinthatfulloccupancyis
moreefficientthanpartialoccupancy,andruinouscompetitionisadangertotheindustryandqualityof
careoverall.AsthesubjectislocatedinArizona,whichhasregulatorylegislation,atthispointitis
appropriatetoreviewthislegislationandtheimpactitwillhaveonthesubjectandresidencesinthe
market.
ArizonaAssistedLivingLegislation:TheStateofArizonalicensesassistedlivingfacilitiesaccordingto
sizeandlevelsofcare.Facilitieswithtenorfewerbedsareclassifiedasanassistedlivinghomeand
facilitieswith11ormorebedsareconsideredanassistedlivingcenter.Therearethreecategoriesof
service:(1)SupervisoryCare;(2)PersonalCare;and(3)DirectedCare.Supervisorycareissimilarto
independentlivinganddoesnotpermitassistancewithADLs.Personalcareprovidesstandardassisted
livingservices.Directedcareisthehighestlevelofassistedlivingcareandallowscognitivestimulation
andactivitiestomaximizefunctioning.ThislevelprovidesservicestoAlzheimer’sanddementia
residents.
Regulatoryrequirementsincludethreemealsadaywithnotmorethan14hoursbetweentheevening
mealandthemorningmeal;nomorethantworesidentsinaunitorbedroom;heatingandcooling
systemsmustmaintainthefacilityatatemperaturebetween68to85degreesatalltimes;theremust
beatleast80squarefeetoffloorspaceforaresidentinaprivatebedroom;theremustbeatleastone
tuborshowerforeacheightindividualsinafacility;aresidentialunitmustcontainatleast220square
feet.AcompletedescriptionofallregulatoryrequirementsiscontainedinTitle9:HealthServices,
Chapter10,Supp.03‐3.
TheArizonaLongTermCareSystem(ALTCS)isaprogramforlow‐incomeresidents.Theincomelimitis
$1,656permonthandresourcesarelimitedto$2,000forasingleindividualand$3,000foracouple.
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DefinitionofPrimaryMarketArea
The2009OverviewofAssistedLivingcompletedbytheAssistedLivingFederationofAmerica(ALFA)in
conjunctionwithAAHSA,ASHA,NCAlandNICindicatesthattypicalassistedlivingresidencesdraw85%
oftheirresidentsfromwithin15miles,whichshowsachangefromfiveyearsearlierwhen73%ofthe
demandwouldemanatefromwithina15‐mileradius.
However,weestimatethat100%ofthedemandforthesubject’sservicesemanatefromwithinthe
PMA.Wepointoutthatwhileresidentsmayresideinacommunityfromoutsidetheprimarymarket,
converselyresidentswillalsoleavetheprimarymarkettoresideelsewhere.Thus,whilewedoconsider
theprevalenceofmigrationinandoutofthePMAwithinourpenetrationanalysis,itisviewedasbeing
anecdotalinnatureanddifficulttoquantify.Moreover,theClaritasprojectionsservetoestimatethe
futuremigration,asitpertainstothesubject’sPMA.However,aswewilldiscusslaterinthefollowing
sections,prevalenceofadultchildrenareaprimaryindicatorofmigration.
Basedonourinterviewswithbothexecutivedirectorsanddirectorsofmarketingatcomparable
projectsinthearea,includingthesubject’soperator,wehavedeterminedthatthesubject’sprimary
marketarea(PMA)isafive‐mileradius.
SupplyAnalysis
Thesubject’smanagementidentifiedthefollowingcommunitiesasbeingitsprimarycompetitors:
FreedomPlaza
TheWoodmarkatSunCity
VentanaWindsf.k.a.WillowCreek
Wefindthefollowingrelationshipamongthesubjectanditsprimarycompetitors:
Dated State‐of
Plant theArt
Reputation/Quality
(Service,Amenities,Reputation)
Reputation/Quality
(Service,Amenities,Reputation)
SUBJECT
Freedom Plaza
The Woodmark at Sun
City
Ventana Winds f.k.a.
Willow Creek
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IntermsofmeasuringthePMAsupply,whileweconsideredmanagement’sopinionofprimary
competition,wehaveonlyincludedunitsinthePMAthathouseseniorsthatarecomparabletothe
subject.
Consequently,wehaveexcludedthosefacilitiesconsideredtobe“momandpop”,generallycontaining
lessthan25bedsoroperatingoutofaskillednursingwing.Withregardtoassistedlivingandmemory
care,wehavebrokenoutoursupplyestimatesseparately.However,wehaveaddedbackthememory
caresupplytoassistedliving,notingthattheformerisasubsetofassistedliving,withprospective
memorycareresidentsqualifyingforoccupancywithinatraditionalassistedlivingenvironment.We
estimatethetotalnumberofexistingandproposedbeds/unitsinthismarketaspresentedinthe
followingtable(s):
2009 2014
FreedomPlazaCareCenter 65 65
RoyalOaksLifeCareCenter 64 64
WillowCreekAssistedLiving 90 108
TheWoodmarkatSunCity 101 101
SterlingHouseofPeoria 50 50
AmethystSeniorLiving 41 41
BaldwinHouse 50 50
Subject 78 78
AllOther 620 674
Total 1159 1231
@100%fromPMA 1159 1231
PlusMemoryCare 1470 1558
AssistedLivingBeds
PMA
ALSUPPLY
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DemandAnalysis
Amajorfactorinestimatingpotentialmarketdemandforcommunitiessuchasthesubjectinvolvesan
analysisofthenumberofresidentswithintheprimarymarketareathatarequalifiedforresidencyin
termsofageandincomelevel.Prospectiveresidentsforaseniorshousingcommunitysuchasthe
subjectareatleast65yearsofageorolder,havesufficientincometocovermonthlyrentalfeesand
otherlivingexpenses.Historicalandanticipatedgrowthinthesenioragegroups,nationally,ispresented
inthefollowingtable:
Theelderlygroupage85andoverrepresentsthefastest‐growingsegmentoftheU.S.population.
AccordingtotheUSCensusBureau,therewere4.3millionseniorsaged85+in2000andthissegment
willswellto20.9millionby2050.Thisisakeymarketfortheseniorshousingindustrybecause44%of
thoseover85needlong‐termcareorassistancewithactivitiesofdailyliving.Asaresult,industry
analystsprojectstronggrowthinseniorshousingrevenuethroughtheendofthedecadeandbeyond.
Intermsofidentifyingpotentialdemand,wehavebegunwiththeexaminationofthenumberof
householdswithpersonsatleast65yearsofage.Whilewenotethatresidentsresidinginsenior
housingcommunitiesaregenerallymucholderthan65yearsofage,wehaveutilizedthiscohortas
minimumstandardforresidencyinordertobetterreflectpotentialdemandsourceacrossallproduct
types.
Age 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
55+ 22.7% 24.7% 27.1% 29.0% 30.0% 30.5%
65+ 12.4% 13.0% 14.5% 16.3% 18.2% 19.7%
75+ 6.1% 6.1% 6.3% 6.8% 8.0% 9.2%
85+ 1.7% 2.0% 2.1% 2.2% 2.3% 2.6%
Source:USCensusBureau2004"USInterimProjectionsbyAge,Sex,RaceandHispanicOrigin
PROPORTIONOFTOTALPOPULATIONTHATWILLBE55+
0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
20.0%
25.0%
30.0%
35.0%
2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
55+
65+
75+
85+
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PleasenotethattheseniorpopulationestimatesandprojectionspreparedbyClaritasarepresentedin
theaddendaofthisreport.AsummaryoftheestimatedseniorpopulationandgrowthratesforthePMA
arepresentedinthefollowingchart:
Inordertotesttheviabilityofthemarket,wehavesurveyedcurrentandfuturesupplypattern,
analyzingage,size,amenitiesandservicepackage.Moreover,wehaveanalyzedmarketoccupancy,
currentandfuturepenetrationrates,historicalrategrowth,developmentinterestandthegeographic
composition.Wefirmlybelievethatcharacterizingamarketbasedonanysinglefactorcanbeinaccurate
andmisleading.Overall,weutilizethefollowingprocessinidentifyingdemandforsenior’shousing
communities.
Intermsofcarelevels,thefollowingcriterionisutilizedbylevelofcare:
0.00%
0.50%
1.00%
1.50%
2.00%
2.50%
3.00%
3.50%
AnnualGrowth2009‐2014
SeniorPopulation
55‐64
65‐74
75‐84
85+
65+
PMA
Population
•Definethesubject'sprimarymarketareaanddemographicsforcurrentandprojected
years.
Age‐Qualified
•Segmentdemographicsonthebasisofmarketderivedagecriterion.
Income‐
Qualified
•Ifneeded,furthersegmentthemarketonthebasisofincomequalifications,
consideringbothincomeandassetsofagequalifiedprospects.
Acuity‐
Qualified
•Ifneeded,quantifytheprevalenceandneedofacuity‐basedservicesofageand
incomequalifieddemand.
Potential
Demand
•ResultingpotentialdemandindicationsarecontrastedtoPMAsupplyandoccupancy
inbothcurrentandprojectedyearsresultinginamarketpenetrationrate.
Penetration
Rate
•Marketpenetrationrateisthenevaluatedagainstmacroindicationsutilizingmarket
penetrationratesderivedutilizingsimilarmethodology.
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Inadditiontoreviewingthedemographics,itisimportanttoaccountfortheALFA’s2009Overviewof
AssistedLivingindicatesthefollowingpriorresidencesbeforemovingintoanassistedlivingresidence:
RESIDENCEPRIORTOMOVINGINTOANALR
AL/MC IL/AL
PrivateHome71.6% 70.1%
FamilyResidence9.5% 6.9%
DifferentALR6.1% 6.9%
IndependentLivingCommunity 6.8% 13.8%
NursingHome6.1% 2.3%
Source:2009OverviewofAssistedLiving
Aspreviouslymentioned,wehavereliedonestimatesandprojectionsofseniorpopulationinthe
subjectPMApreparedbyClaritas.DuringdiscussionswithseniormanagementatClaritas,welearned
thatpercensusprocedures,Claritas’householdestimatesonlyreflectseniorslivingintheirprimary
residenceactingasheadofhousehold.Therefore,theincomestatisticswillnotreflectthatportionof
thedemandthatemanatesfromnursinghomes(institutionalizedpopulation)orwithinafamily
residencenotactingasheadofhousehold.Thus,wehavecalculatedafactorforeachlevelofcarein
ordertomoreaccuratelyreflectdemandsourcesnotcapturedwithinthecensusdataprovidedby
Claritas.Basedonthispremise,wehaveadjustedthehouseholdnumbers,whichwerefertoasa
ClaritasFactor,asfollows:
DEMANDCAPTUREDBYCLARITAS
AL/MC IL/AL
PrivateHome71.6% 70.1%
DifferentALR6.1% 6.9%
IndependentLivingCommunity 6.8% 13.8%
Total84.5% 90.8%
CorrespondingClaritasFactor (InverseofTotal) 1.18 1.10
Source:2009OverviewofAssistedLiving
Thus,wecan,nonetheless,reasonablyestimatetotaldemandinthePMAbyusingtheinformation
preparedbyClaritasanddividingitbytheratiooftotaldemandtheprivateresidencecomponent
represents.Forexample,forindependentliving,ifwecalculatedthecurrenttotalofage/need/income‐
qualifiedhouseholdsinthemarket,wecandivideitby90.8%toreachanestimateoftotalprivatepay
demand:
Independent
Living
•Age‐Qualified
•Income‐
Qualified
AssistedLiving
•Age‐Qualified
•Income‐
Qualified
•Acuity‐
Qualified
MemoryCare
•Age‐Qualified
•Income‐
Qualified
•Acuity‐
Qualified
SkilledNursing
•Age‐Qualified
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ClaritasHouseholdDemand/90.8% =100%ofILdemand
=1/0.908
=1.10
Pleasenotethatforthepurposesofthisanalysis,wehavealsoappliedtherelevantfactorsfortheAL
andmemorycarepopulationsof1.18.
Additionally,weneedtoadjustthehouseholddatainorderforittobeviewedintermsofpopulation.
Thisisonlydoneforassistedlivingandmemorycare,asindependentlivingcommunitiesgenerallyonly
attracttheentirehousehold,andrarelyutilizedsemi‐privateaccommodationsofunrelatedindividuals.
Accordingly,onthesupplyside,weonlyviewthenumberofunitsasopposedtothenumberof
residentsorbeds.
Thereforeforassistedlivingandmemorycare,wehaveadjustedthehouseholdfiguresbydividingthe
adjusted65anduppopulationbythenumberof65anduphouseholds.Theadjustedpopulationis
calculatedbysubtractingtheinstitutionalizednursinghomepopulationfromtheoverallpopulation.This
isreferredtoastheHousehold/PopulationFactorinthefollowingtables.
IndependentLiving
AccordingtotheAmericanSeniorsHousingAssociation(ASHA)2003studyTheBenefitsofIndependent
LivingCommunitiessurveyedresidentsandnon‐residentsofindependentlivingcommunities,andfound
thefollowingconclusionsandkeyfindings:
TherewerenodifferencesbetweentheabilitiesofresidentsofanILCandthosewhoarenotin
walking,gettingoutofbed,bathing,dressing,ortoileting.
Residentsandnon‐residentsviewtheirhealthstatusequally,despiteresidentshavingbeen
morelikelytohavebeeninahospital,usedanassistivedevice,reportdifficultyinclimbingstairs
andliftheavyobjectsintheprevioustwoyears.
AstatisticallygreaterproportionofILCresidentshavelongtermcareinsurancewhencompared
tothosenotresidinginanILC.
Primaryreasonsforresidentschoosingtheparticularcommunityincluded
Location
Layoutanddesignofcommunity
Friendlinessofstaff
Cost
Primaryreasonsforresidentsmovingoutoftheirprimaryresidenceinclude:
Healthproblemsofrespondentorspouse
Passingawayofspouse
Desiretoberelievedofhomemaintenance
Desireforsocialcontact
Becausetherespondentand/orspouseneedednursingcareservices
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Overall,independentlivingisultimatelyviewedasalifestylechoice,asopposedtoaneedbased
services.Consequently,wehaveonlyviewedtheageandincomecriterionasdrivingfactorsfor
residencyatthesubject.
AssistedLiving
TheNationalHealthInterviewSurveyisconductedbytheCenterforDiseaseControlandutilizesdata
basedonhouseholdinterviewsofasampleoftheciviliannon‐institutionalizedpopulationidentifying
personalcareneedsamongthoseaged65andup.Personalcareneedsaredefinedasrequiring
assistancewithanyActivityofDailyLiving(ADL).TheNHIShasbeenconductedcontinuouslysince1957,
withtheprimaryobjectiveofmonitoringthehealthoftheUnitedStatespopulation.Thecrosssectional
studyincludesasamplesizeofapproximately35,000householdsand87,500persons,allowingforthe
validreportingofhealthstatusandlimitations,injuries,healthcareaccessandutilizationintheUS.The
publicationiswidelyacceptedthroughouttheindustry,includingtheAmericanSeniorsHousing
Association.Overthelastsevenyearsthesurveyhasfoundthefollowing,thoughwenotethatthewhile
therearevariancesyeartoyear,theyhavenotbeendefinedasstatisticallysignificant:
Thus,inordertoestimatepotentialdemandforassistedlivingserviceswehaveappliedthefollowing
personalcarefactorstotherespectiveagegroups:
Alzheimer’sCare
InestimatingpotentialdemandforAlzheimer’scarewehavesurveyedthePrevalenceofDementiain
theUnitedStates:TheAging,DemographicsandMemoryStudypublishedinOctober,2007and
performedbyPlassman,etalforDukeUniversityMedicalCenterinwhichanationallyrepresentative
sampleofindividuals71andolderfromtheHealthandRetirementStudywereevaluatedfordementia
Year % 95%CIInterval
1997 6.6% 6.1%‐7.1%
1998 6.3% 5.9%‐6.8%
1999 6.4% 5.8%‐6.9%
2000 6.4% 5.9%‐6.9%
2001 6.5% 6.0%‐7.0%
2002 6.2% 5.7%‐6.7%
2003 6.5% 6.0%‐7.1%
2004 6.3% 5.8%‐6.8%
2005 6.3% 5.8%‐6.8%
2006 6.1% 5.4%‐6.7%
2007 6.9% 6.2%‐7.6%
2008 6.4% 5.8%‐7.0%
Sep‐09 6.5% 5.8%‐7.2%
Source:NHIS
%65+NEEDINGPERSONALCARE
5.6%
5.8%
6.0%
6.2%
6.4%
6.6%
6.8%
7.0%
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Sep‐09
%65+NEEDINGPERSONALCARE
%65+
NEEDING
PERSONA
LCARE
AgeGroup Percent
65‐74 3.4%
75‐84 7.0%
85+ 19.9%
Source:CDCNationalHealthInterviewSurvey
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vieacomprehensivein‐homeexamination.Thisisthefirstnationallyrepresentativepopulation‐based
studyofdementiawithintheUnitedStates.BasedonthestudytheprevalenceofAlzheimer’sDementia
amongthose71andolderwas9.7%;however,thisstatisticdoesnotdifferentiatebetweenthelevelof
Alzheimer’sDementia,thusnotallwouldbecandidatesfortraditionalmemorycareunits.Themost
recentdatawehavefoundonprevalenceofmoderateandseveredementiaisfromastudyreleasedby
theGAOin1998,whichfoundthefollowingprevalencerates:
Accordingly,wehaveonlyconsideredthestatisticsrelevanttomoderateorseveredementiatobe
eligibleforoccupancywithinmemorycareunits.
Income‐Qualifications(IL/AL/MC)
Basedonthesubject’sin‐placerentsandrentalcomparables,wehaveestimatedaminimummonthly
feeforthesubject,multipliedby12monthsandassumingthattherentalfeewouldaccountfor75%of
alllivingexpenses.Wenoteitisinappropriatetoutilizeanaveragerentasweareestimatingtheactual
demandforunitsinthesubject’spricerange.Therefore,thefollowingannualminimumincomes
(rounded)wouldberequired:
Claritashouseholdincomedemographicsarecompiledfromcensusdata,whichgenerallydefines
incomeasreceiptsforthepreviousyear.Consequently,wefindthatwhilehouseholdincomeis
generallyagoodindicatorofaffordabilityforthesubject’sservices,itdoesnotnecessarilycorrelateinto
aprospectiveresident’sabilitytopayforservices.Moreover,intermsofaffordabilityaprospective
resident’snetworthmustbeconsideredasassetsareoftenspentdownandhomeequityistappedin
ordertomeethousingandexpenseobligations.Asprovidedwithinthe2008SeniorsHousingStatistical
Handbook,thefollowingincomevs.networthcharacteristicswerecomprisedresidentsofindependent,
assistedandCCRCresidents:
Mild,Moderate&Severe ModerateorSevere
65‐74 1.63% 0.92%
75‐84 6.45% 3.53%
85+ 24.58% 14.54%
Source:GAOAlzheimer'sDisease
ALZHEIMER'SPREVALENCERATES
LevelofCare MinimumMonthlyRate IncomeThreshold
AssistedLiving $1,075 $17,200
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INCOMEANDNETWORTHOFRESIDENTS
OverallIndependentLivingAssistedLivingCCRC
Income
InThousands
Lessthan$158.4%$11.5LowerQuartile
$15‐24.914.3%$18.9Median$21MedianforAL
$25‐34.918.8%$26LowerQuartile$27.5MedianforSNF
$35‐49.922.9%$40Median$36.0UpperQuartile$48.8MedianforIL
$50‐99.926.4%$60UpperQuartile
$100+9.1%
NetWorth
InThousands
Under$5011.5%
$50‐99.99.1%$62LowerQuartile$250MedianforSNF
$100‐299.921.3%$100LowerQuartile$205Median$281MedianforAL
$300‐499.916.8%$400Median
$500‐749.913.6%$564UpperQuartile$569MedianforIL
$750+27.7%$800UpperQuartile
Source:AmericanSeniorsHousingAssociationTheBenefitsofIndependentLivingCommunities,2003
AssistedLivingFederationofAmerica,withAAHSA,ASHA,NCAL<andNIC,OverviewofAssistedLiving,2009.
AmericanAssociationofHomesandServicesfortheAging,withASHAandNIC,ContinuingCareRetirementCommunities:2005Profile
The2006and2009OverviewofAssistedLivingindicatedthefollowingsourcesofprimarypayment:
PRIMARYPAYMENTSOURCE
2006 2009 2006 2009
AL/ALZ IL/AL
Self57.9% 63.5% 66.3% 82.6%
Family30.9% 14.7% 14.7% 7.0%
Insurance4.7% 7.1% 3.3% 3.5%
Medicaid2.6% 12.2% 13.6% 5.8%
SSI1.3% 1.9% 2.2% 1.2%
VA2.6% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Unknown0.0% 0.6% 0.0% 0.0%
Source:2006and2009OverviewofAssistedLiving
Asseenintheforegoing,residentsarenottypicallyresponsiblefortheirentirefeewithinseniorhousing
communities.Further,ifweviewtypicalincomesofresidentswithcurrentaveragefees,itisapparent
thataresident’sincomeisnottheprimarysourceoffunds:
Income
Lessthan$15
$15‐ 24.9
$25‐ 34.9
$35‐ 49.9
$50‐ 99.9
$100+
NetWorth
Under$50
$50‐ 99.9
$100‐ 299.9
$300‐ 499.9
$500‐ 749.9
$750+
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INCOMETOCHARGECOMPARISON
Average
MonthlyRate^
AnnualIncome
Threshold*
MedianIncomeof
Resident**
$Surplus/
Shortfall
%Shortfall/
Surplus
IndependentLiving$2,500$39,993$40,000$70.02%
AssistedLiving$3,496$55,942$18,900$‐37,042‐66.21%
^NICMAP1stQuarter2010
*AverageMonthlyRate/75%*12
**TheBenefitsofIndependentLivingCommunities,2003&OverviewofAssistedLiving,2009.
Therefore,whileouranalysiswillfocusontheincome‐qualifiedsenior,wemustrecognizethatfor
privatepaycommunities,adultchildrenandlong‐termcareinsurancepoliciesareoftencoveringa
seniorwhohaslowerthanrequiredannualincomeandresources.Moreover,residentsarealsolikelyto
spenddowntheirassetsinordertoutilizecare,particularlyforhigherlevelsofcare(assistedlivingand
memorycare).BecausehouseholdincomestatisticsprovidedbyClaritasonlyincludemoneyreceipts
(pensionincome,socialsecurityincome,etc.)foragivenyear,theydonotincludethefollowingsources
thatcouldalsofundresidency:
Stocks,bondsandotherliquidassets
Assistancefromfamily
Homeequity
MedicaidWaivers
Consequently,wehaveadjustedourincome‐qualificationsbelowthatoftheincomethreshold
calculatedpreviouslytoaccountfortheseadditionalsourcesofincome.Wehaveviewedthose
residentsindicatingincomesof$25,000‐100,000forassistedliving.Wenotethatthedifference
betweentherequiredminimalincomeandtheconcludedincomequalificationusedreflectsspending
downofassetsassociatedwitharesident’snetworth,assistancefromadultchildrenandothersources
includinglong‐termcareinsurance.
Finally,basedontheforegoing,wehavecalculatedthepotentialdemandforseniorshousingasshown:
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2009 2014
65+Population 51,323 56,038
NursingHomePopulation 1,457 1,482
Adjusted65+Population^ 49,866 54,556
65+Households 31,722 34,154
AnnualMinimumIncomeThreshold
MedianOwner‐OccupiedHouseValue $166,632 $185,237
IncomeQualification:
AgeandIncomeQualifiedHouseholds
65‐74 7,707 8,879
75‐84 7,874 8,208
85+ 3,718 4,191
PersonalCareFactorbyAge
65‐74 3.40% 3.40%
75‐84 7.00% 7.00%
85+ 19.90% 19.90%
HouseholdsMeetingIncomeandAcuity 1,553 1,710
Household/PopulationFactor* 1.57 1.60
ClaritasFactor 1.18 1.18
PotentialAssistedLivingDemand 2,893 3,237
*AdjustedPopulation/Households
^GeneralPopulationlessNursingHomePopulation
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
DEMANDINDICATIONS
AssistedLiving
$17,200
$25,000‐100,000
PMA
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PenetrationAnalysis
Forthepurposeofthisanalysis,themarketpenetrationrateismeasuredasthenumberofresidents
fromthePMAlivinginseniorshousingcommunitiesdividedbythetotalnumberofage/income/need
qualifiedhouseholds.Itcanbeexpressedas:
[MarketOccupancyxSupplyxRatiofromthePMA]/Income‐QualifiedDemand
Themarketpenetrationrateisviewedasacomparisonofsupplyanddemandrelativetoasnapshotin
timeforboththecurrentyearandprojectedyearbasedoninformationavailableasofthedateofthe
inspection.BasedonthePMAaverageoccupancylevel,wefindthatthemarketiscurrently
demonstratingthefollowingpenetrationlevel:
Penetrationratesareindicesthatrepresenttherelationshipbetweensupplyanddemand,whichallow
formeaningfulcomparisontothebroadermarket.Unlikeotherrealestateassetclasses,penetration
ratesarenottobeanalyzedonthebasisoftheirabsolutevalue,butratherusedfortheirrelativevalues
whencomparedtothelargermarket.Moreclearly,duetotheimperfectnatureoftheavailabledata,
resultingpenetrationratescansometimesleadtoindicationsthatcouldbeconstruedasbeing
misleading.Forexample,apenetrationrateinexcessof100%isnotnecessarilyindicativeofasaturated
market,butonlytotheextentofhowitrelatestoothermarketderivedpenetrationratesusingidentical
methodology.Indoinghundredsofappraisalsandmarketstudiesannuallyofseniorhousingproperties,
wehavefoundthefollowingsignificanttrendsandconclusions:
Marketswithhighpenetrationrateshavebetter‐educatedpopulationswithregardstothe
seniorshousingproducttype.Further,amongthe100MSAs,thereisapositivecorrelation
betweenpenetrationratesandoccupancylevels.Conversely,aspenetrationratesincrease,
averagerentsdecrease,indicativeofacompetitivemarket.
Basedonouranalysisofthe100largestMSAs,wefindasignificantvarianceinassistedliving
andmemorycarepenetrationratesforthelargest31MSAsrelativetothatofthesmallerMSAs
(32‐100).Generally,thelatterindicatesonaverage,25%to35%higherpenetrationrates,
dependingonageandincomequalifications.Further,inourexperience,wefindthisvarianceto
beevenmorepronouncedwithintertiarymarkets.While,it’sanecdotal,weattributethisto
thefollowing:
o Greaterin‐migrationfromruraloutboundingareasduetoavailabilityofhealthcare
resources.
2009 2014
TotalSupply 1470 1558
MarketOccupancy
TotalPotentialDemand 2,893 3,237
PenetrationRate 46.04% 43.60%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
AssistedLiving
PENETRATIONANALYSIS
PMA
91%
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o Fewerlivingoptionsavailablewithinthesecondarymarketsrelativetothelarger,
metropolitanmarkets.
o Smallersizedmarketsallowforincreasededucationandproductawareness.
AdultChildren(45‐64agecohorts)playaprimaryroleinthedecisionprocessforaprospective
residentwithregardtoassistedlivingandevenmoresotomemorycare.Higherpenetration
ratesamongadultchildrenreflectnet‐inmigrationfortheparticularserviceandresultin
increasedpenetration.Thisisnotnecessarilythecaseforindependentliving,whereno
correlationisfoundamongadultchildren.
AvailabilityofStateAssistance(Medicaid)isadrivingdemandforceforseniorhousing
properties.Theutilizationofsuchprogramsallowsforincreasedaccesstoresidentswhocould
otherwisenotaffordtheproduct,therebyresultinginhigherpenetrationrates.Stateswithhigh
utilizationofStateAssistanceincludeNorthCarolina,OregonandWashington.
Overall,whilepenetrationratesprovideabarometerforthemakeupofaparticularmarket,inanalyzing
anymarket,primaryweightisplacedonmarketoccupancylevels,onceadjustedforvariancesamong
theageandqualityofassetsavailable.
MarketCategorization
Inordertocategorizethemarket,wehavecomparedthesubject’sPMAagainstthe100largestMSAs.In
ordertoprovideforindustrybenchmarks,wehaveutilizedsupplyestimatesfrom1stQuarterNICMAP
andappliedoursupplyanddemandmethodologypreviouslydescribed.Thesubject’sPMArelativeto
thebroadermarketisasfollows:
Conclusions
Basedonitsestimatedstabilizedoccupancylevel,wefindthemarket’sALpenetrationisabovethe
medianandthememorycarepenetrationisabovethemedianofthe100MSAs,butwithinthequartile
range.RelativetothePhoenixMSA,thesubject’spenetrationandoccupancyratearehigher.
Ourobservationsofhundredsofmarketsannuallyresultedinthefollowinggeneralinterpretationof
marketindicators:
MSA
Median LowerQuartile UpperQuartile Phoenix,AZ 2009 2014
AverageOccupancy 89.30% 87.21% 91.55% 89.06% 90.60% 90.60%
AverageREVPOR $3,496 $3,222 $3,741 $3,506 N/A N/A
MedianHouseValue $173,333 $131,269 $234,703 $208,311 $166,632 $185,237
PenetrationRates
$25,000‐100,000 41.7% 31.3% 54.7% 30.4% 46.0% 43.6%
ASSISTEDLIVING
Top100MSABenchmark SubjectPMA
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MARKETANALYSISINTERPRETATION
CategoryOccupancyPenetration MarketConclusion
IPMA>NICMAPMedian&PMA>Median
PMAhaspositiverategrowthand
absorption.Mayhavenetin‐migration
and/orprevalenceofstateassistance.
Experiencedandhighlycompetitive
marketwithpotentialofmovingintoIIor
IVdependingondemographicgrowth
and/orproposedsupply.
IIPMA<NICMAPMedian&PMA>Median
PMA isoverbuilt,low/negativerate
growthandlow/negativeabsorption.
Marketmaybeskewedbydated,
uncompetitivecommunities.
IIIPMA<NICMAPMedian&PMA<Median
PMA’s consumersarenotfullyaccepting
orareinexperiencedwithseniorshousing
and/ormarkethasnetout‐migration
IVPMA>NICMAPMedian&PMA<Median
PMA hassignificantpotentialandis
under‐servedwithhighrategrowthand
occupancy,indicatingunmetdemand.
Source:HealthTrustLLC
ThesubjectisbestcharacterizedasaTypeImarket,andisexpectedtoremainsooverthenextfive
years.Whilethismodelisnotanindicatorofoutrightfeasibilityforthesubject,thisdoessuggestthatat
present,andoverthenextfiveyears,themarketriskwillnotincreasesignificantlyenoughtooffset
demandandthatwerethesubjectintroducedduringthisperiod,itwouldnotcauseasignificantchange
inthecurrentbalancebetweensupplyanddemand.Therefore,ourreviewofthelocalmarketindicates
thatthereispositivedemandforseniorshousingpropertiestosupportdevelopmentofthesubject.
Furthermorethefollowingvaluationanalysissuggeststhatitisfeasibleaswell.
Median
Occupancy
Median
Penetration
MarketCategorization
III
IV I
II
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HIGHESTANDBESTUSE
Highestandbestuseisanappraisalconceptdefinedasthatuseofmanypossibleandlegallyallowable
alternativeuses,whichmayreasonablybeexpectedtoproducethegreatestnetreturntotheproperty
intheforeseeablefuture.Inordertoestimatethehighestandbestuseofthesubjectproperty,wehave
consideredthepossibleandmostprobableusesofthesite,includingthoseusesforwhichthelandis
adaptedwithrespecttosize,configuration,contour,andlocation.Inparticular,weconsideredthose
usesthatarelegallypermissible,physicallypossible,andinconformitywithexistingimprovementsin
thearea,andwhichresultinthehighesteconomicreturntotheland.Legalusespermittedunderlocal
zoningordinanceshavebeenanalyzedaswellasprobableusesstemmingfromananalysisofeconomic
aspectsaffectingtheuseoftheland.Thisanalysisisconductedasifthesitewerevacanttoidentifythe
idealimprovementsforthesite,andthenasimprovedtocomparetheexistingimprovementstothe
idealimprovements.
AsIfVacant
PhysicallyPossible:Thesiteiscomprisedofoneparcelcontainingagrosslandareaof1.35acres.The
site'sshapeisregularanditsterrainislevel.ThebuildingsiteliesinanX500floodzone,anddrainageis
adequate.Allutilitiesareavailabletothesiteandweareunawareofanysoilconditionsthatmayhinder
development.Hence,thesiteappearstobereadilydevelopablefromaphysicalstandpoint.
Thesubject'simmediatevicinityisdevelopedwiththefollowing:
Residential
IndustrialUses
Single‐FamilyResidential
VacantLand
Insummary,thesite“asvacant”hasfewphysicalrestrictionsthatwouldimpactdevelopmentofthe
site.
LegallyPermissible:ThesubjectiszonedR(RuralDistrict).Permittedusesincludechurches,golf
courses,hospitals,medicalclinics,andpharmacies.Thesubjectpropertyispermittedasalegallynon‐
conforminguse,butweunderstandthatitcouldnotberebuilt;itisourunderstanding,however,that
thesubjectwaszonedRuralDistrictatthetimeitwasbuiltandgiventhattheuseiscomplementaryto
permitteduses,webelievethatthesubjectwouldlikelybeapprovedifthesitewerecurrentlyvacant.
EconomicFeasibility:Basedonthesubject’sexistinguse,wehavefocusedtheremainderofourefforts
onseniorshousing,particularlyanAssistedLivingResidence.Asmentionedinthepreceding
CompetitiveMarketAnalysis,thesubject’sprimarymarketarea(PMA)isafive‐mileradius.Further,our
supplyanddemandanalysisindicatespositivedemandforthesubjectproperty,whilethefollowing
valuationanalysissuggestsitisfeasibleaswell.Therefore,wehaveconcludedthesubjectis
economicallyfeasible.
MaximallyProductive:Wehaveidentifiedaseniorshousingdevelopmentastheonlyusewhichis
immediatelyfinanciallyfeasibleandwouldthereforeprovidethegreatestreturntothesite.Hence,we
haveconcludedthataseniorshousinguseisthehighestandbestuseoftheproperty,asvacant.
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AsCurrentlyImproved
FinanciallyFeasible:Bothphysicalandlegalissueswerediscussedpreviouslyinthehighestandbest
use,asifvacantscenario.Demandwithinthesubject'smarketareaisconsideredtobeadequateforthe
existingunits,aspresentedinthepreviousanalysis.Hence,wefeelthatcontinuedoperationofthe
subjectiseconomicallyfeasible.
MaximallyProductive:Itisclearlyapparentthatthesubjectisworthmoreasanoperationalenterprise
thanitwouldbeweretheimprovementsdemolishedandthelandsoldseparately.Aspreviously
discussed,nootheruseswereconsideredfeasible.Thesubject'sexistingimprovementsdomeetthe
firstthreecriteriaforhighestandbestuse;hence,theyarealsoconsideredtorepresentthemaximally
productiveuseofthesite.Therefore,weconcludethatthesubject'shighestandbestuse“ascurrently
improved,”istocontinueoperationoftheAssistedLivingResidence.
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VALUATIONANALYSIS
IncomeApproach
Wehavebeenprovidedwiththeincomeandexpensedataforthesubject.Acopyofthesestatements
maybefoundintheaddendaofthisreport.Wehavecarefullyexaminedthedata,deductedexpenses
thatarenotassociatedwiththeoperationofanAssistedLivingResidenceandcomparedtheadjusted
totalswiththeexperienceofothercommunities.Theresultingnetincomeestimatesarethebasisfor
ourvaluationofthesubject.
Wehavesurveyedcomparableandcompetitivecommunitiesinandnearthesubject’sprimarymarket
area.Thesecommunitiesaredescribedonthefollowingpages:
RENTCOMPARABLEMAP
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SUBJECT
RecordID: 201007190
PropertyType: AssistedLivingResidence
Name: FountainRetirementHotel
Address: 12030113thAve,Youngtown,Maricopa,,85363
Verification:
With: RobHessat623‐977‐4273
BUILDINGCHARACTERISTICS
YearOpened: 1971 Quality:Average
NumberOfBuildings: 1Condition:Average
NumberOfStories: 2ConstructionType: WoodFrame
LandArea: 1.35acresGrossBuildingArea: 37,102
PROPERTYMIX
LevelCapacity%OccupancyMeals
IL‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
AL65units77%3daily
ALZ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SN‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
LEVELOFCARETYPE
LevelTypeMinMax
AL‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ALZ‐AL‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
Other‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PROJECTAMENITIES
Activityrooms
Arts&craftsrooms
Assistancew/ADLs
Diningroom‐main
Game/billiardsrooms
Housekeeping
Laundryfacilities
LinenService
Loungeareas
Postalservices
ReceptionArea
Socialactivities
SwimmingPool
Utilities
UNITAMENITIES
Cable/satelliteTV
Emergencypull‐cords
Fire/smokedetectors
Fullkitchens
IndividuallycontrolledHVAC
Kitchenettes
Privatebaths
SERVICEPACKAGE
Water/Sewer
Cable/SatelliteTV
Electricity
Housekeeping
ASSISTEDLIVINGRENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
Semi‐PrivateMonthly$1,075‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐2613280‐‐‐
StudioMonthly$1,600‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐4646280‐‐‐
1‐BedroomMonthly$2,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐66354‐‐‐
REMARKS:
Respitechargesare$75perday.
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RENTALCOMPARABLE#1
RecordID: 8061394
Property
Type:
ContinuingCareRetirementCommunity
Name: FreedomPlaza
Address: 13373N.PlazadelRioBoulevard,Peoria,Maricopa,AZ,
85381
Verification:
With: Dawnat(623)815‐6100
BUILDINGCHARACTERISTICS
YearOpened: 1985 Quality:Above
Average
NumberOf
Buildings:
‐‐‐ Condition:Above
Average
NumberOfStories: ‐‐‐ ConstructionType: Masonry
LandArea: 10.94
acres
GrossBuilding
Area:
‐‐‐
PROPERTYMIX
LevelCapacity%OccupancyMeals
IL347units‐‐‐‐‐‐
AL65units97%3daily
ALZ20units95%3daily
SN111beds80%3daily
LEVELOFCARETYPE
LevelTypeMinMax
ALAll‐inclusive‐‐‐‐‐‐
ALZ‐AL‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
Other‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PROJECTAMENITIES
Activityrooms
Assistancew/ADLs
Beauty/barbershop
Courtyard
Diningroom‐main
Diningroom‐private
Exercisefacilities
Game/billiardsrooms
Generalstore
Housekeeping
Icecreamparlor
Laundryfacilities
Library
LinenService
Loungeareas
Postalservices
ReceptionArea
Scheduledtransportation
Security24hour
Skillednursingcare
Socialactivities
SwimmingPool
TherapyRoom
UNITAMENITIES
Cable/satelliteTV
Emergencypull‐cords
Fire/smokedetectors
Fullkitchens
IndividuallycontrolledHVAC
Kitchenettes
Privatebaths
SERVICEPACKAGE
Water/Sewer Electricity Housekeeping
ASSISTEDLIVINGRENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
StudioMonthly$3,400‐‐‐$3,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
1‐BedroomMonthly$5,800‐‐‐$3,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
2‐BedroomMonthly$6,700‐‐‐$3,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
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RENTALCOMPARABLE#1
SKILLEDNURSINGRENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
PrivateDaily$258‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
Semi‐PrivateDaily$215‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
CENSUS
CareLevelPayorType%ofCurrentCensus
ALPrivatepay100.0%
SNPrivatepay25.0%
SNMedicare37.0%
SNOther38.0%
REMARKS:
FreedomPlazaisownedandoperatedbyBrookdale.ItattractsmostofitsresidentsfromtheSunCitymarketarea.Anassistedlivingbuildingcontaining65units
openedinApril2001.Thereare2skillednursingfacilities(FreedomCareandPlazaDelRio)withacombinedtotalof239beds.TheinformationaboveisforFreedom
Careonly.PlazaDelRioiswrittenupseparately.Thefacilityoffersacoupledifferentplansincludinga0%and80%refundableentrancefee.Theratesabovereflect
the0%refundableoption.
An80%refundableplanisdesignedforthosewhowishtopreservethemajorityoftheirentryfeeandalsowantprotectionagainstfuturehealthcareexpenses.It
providesan80%refund,andcarriesthemaximumhealthcarebenefit.WhenaresidenttransfersintoHealthCenter,theycontinuepayingmonthlyservicefeeforthe
apartment.The0%refundableplanprovidessimilarhealthcarebenefitstothatofthe80%plan,whiletheother0%refundableplanhaslowerentrancefeebutless
healthcarebenefits.
Onlyskillednursingandassistedlivinginformationwasobtainedatthistime.Theassistedlivingratesareallinclusiveofadditionalcareneeded.
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RENTALCOMPARABLE#2
RecordID: 8061517
PropertyType: AssistedLiving/MemoryCareResidence
Name: TheWoodmarkatSunCity
Address: 17207NorthBoswellBlvd.,SunCity,Maricopa,AZ,85373
Verification:
With: Pennyat(623)583‐7600
BUILDINGCHARACTERISTICS
YearOpened: 2001Quality:‐‐‐
NumberOfBuildings: ‐‐‐Condition: ‐‐‐
NumberOfStories: ‐‐‐ConstructionType: ‐‐‐
LandArea: ‐‐‐GrossBuildingArea: ‐‐‐
PROPERTYMIX
LevelCapacity%OccupancyMeals
IL‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
AL101units94%3daily
ALZ36units94%3daily
SN‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
LEVELOFCARETYPE
LevelTypeMinMax
ALPoints$490‐‐‐
ALZ‐ALAll‐inclusive‐‐‐‐‐‐
Other‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PROJECTAMENITIES
Activityrooms
Assistancew/ADLs
Beauty/barbershop
Diningroom‐main
Game/billiardsrooms
Housekeeping
LinenService
Loungeareas
Medications
ReceptionArea
Socialactivities
Utilities
UNITAMENITIES
Cable/satelliteTV
Emergencypull‐cords
Fire/smokedetectors
IndividuallycontrolledHVAC
SERVICEPACKAGE
Water/Sewer Electricity Housekeeping
ASSISTEDLIVINGRENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
StudioMonthly$2,795‐‐‐$1,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
1‐BedroomMonthly$3,095‐‐‐$1,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
2‐BedroomMonthly$3,595‐‐‐$1,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ExtraPersonMonthly$800‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
MEMORYCARERENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
Semi‐PrivateMonthly$3,295$4,495$1,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
StudioMonthly$4,195$5,395$1,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
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RENTALCOMPARABLE#2
CENSUS
CareLevelPayorType%ofCurrentCensus
ALPrivatepay100.0%
REMARKS:
Thiscommunityoffersindependentliving,assistedliving,anda36‐unitAlzheimer's/dementiafacility.Theindependentlivingisjustthebaseratewithoutany
additionallevelsofcare,andallbedsarelicensedforassistedliving.Theychargea$1,000move‐infee.
Theassistedlivingcareisofferedonapointssystem.Theseservicesaveragearound$490/monthforresidents.Thememorycareratesareallinclusive.
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RENTALCOMPARABLE#3
RecordID: 8061531
PropertyType: AssistedLiving/MemoryCareResidence
Name: VentanaWindsf.k.a.WillowCreek
Address: 12322N.113thAvenue,Youngtown,Maricopa,AZ,85363
Verification:
With: Kathleenat(623)5832460
BUILDINGCHARACTERISTICS
YearOpened: 2001Quality:Good
NumberOfBuildings: 1Condition:Good
NumberOfStories: 3ConstructionType: ‐‐‐
LandArea: ‐‐‐ GrossBuildingArea: ‐‐‐
PROPERTYMIX
LevelCapacity%OccupancyMeals
IL‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
AL90units85%3daily
ALZ18units83%3daily
SN‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
LEVELOFCARETYPE
LevelTypeMinMax
ALLevels$100$1,000
ALZ‐ALLevels$100$1,000
Other‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PROJECTAMENITIES
Activityrooms
Assistancew/ADLs
Beauty/barbershop
Courtyard
Diningroom‐main
Diningroom‐private
Exercisefacilities
Game/billiardsrooms
Housekeeping
Laundryfacilities
Library
LinenService
Loungeareas
Medications
ReceptionArea
Scheduledtransportation
Socialactivities
SwimmingPool
UNITAMENITIES
Balconies/porches
Cable/satelliteTV
Emergencypull‐cords
Fire/smokedetectors
IndividuallycontrolledHVAC
Kitchenettes
Privatebaths
Walk‐inclosets
SERVICEPACKAGE
Water/Sewer Electricity Housekeeping
ASSISTEDLIVINGRENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
1‐BedroomMonthly$2,595‐‐‐$500‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐830‐‐‐
1‐Bedroom
DX
Monthly$2,795‐‐‐$500‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐945‐‐‐
2‐BedroomMonthly$3,495‐‐‐$1,000‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐1015‐‐‐
MEMORYCARERENTALANALYSIS
UnitTypeFeebasisMinFeeMaxFeeCommunity
FeeMin
Community
FeeMax
BedsUnitsMinSizeMaxSize
Semi‐PrivateMonthly$3,295‐‐‐$500‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐340‐‐‐
StudioMonthly$3,975‐‐‐$500‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐182‐‐‐
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RENTALCOMPARABLE#3
CENSUS
CareLevelPayorType%ofCurrentCensus
ALPrivatepay60.0%
ALMedicaid40.0%
REMARKS:
Thisisathree‐storyassistedlivingresidencewithaone‐storysecuredAlzheimer's/dementiacarewing.Theimprovementsareingoodconditionandtheaccessand
visibilityarebothgoodfromtheresidentialthoroughfare.Theyhaveaone‐timecommunityfeeof$500andofferadditionallevelsofcarefrom$100upto
$1,000/month.
Theyareplanningonaddinganadditional18unitenhancedmemorycarewingbyfall2010.Ratesfortheenhancedwingareexpectedtobe$3,995foraprivate
roomand$3,595forasemi‐privateroom.Theseroomswillbecompletelyprivatepay.
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EstimatesofMarketRent‐SeniorsHousing
Wehavesurveyedthefollowingpropertiesthatofferservicessimilartothesubject.
Thesubject’srentalratesrepresentthelowendoftherangeofthecomparableproperties.Accordingto
managementratesconcessionsarenotofferedatthesubject,noraretheyprevalentinthemarket.
Occupancyatthesubjectismostlystableandtypicallyoperatesbelowmarketlevels.Werequested,but
werenotprovidedwithaccurrentrentroll.Placingmostweightontheaskingrateswithinthemarket,
ouranalysisyieldedthefollowingconclusionsforthesubject’smarketrent:
Property Min Max Min Max Min Max
FountainRetirementHotel $1,075 ‐‐ $1,600 ‐‐ $2,000 ‐‐
FreedomPlaza ‐‐ ‐‐ $3,400 ‐‐ $5,800 ‐‐
TheWoodmarkatSunCity ‐‐ ‐‐ $2,795 ‐‐ $3,095 ‐‐
VentanaWindsf.k.a.WillowCreek ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐ $2,595 ‐‐
Median $1,075 $2,795 $2,845
Average $1,075 $2,598 $3,373
Mode ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐
Range
ASSISTEDLIVINGASKINGRENTALANALYSIS
Semi‐Private Studio 1‐Bedroom
$1,075‐$1,075 $1,600‐$3,400 $2,000‐$5,800
Reconciled Average Median Mode SubjectAsking StreetRateRange*
Semi‐Private $1,075 $1,075 $1,075 N/A $1,075 $1,075‐$1,075
Studio $1,600 $2,598 $2,795 N/A $1,600 $1,600‐$3,400
1‐Bedroom $2,000 $3,373 $2,845 N/A $2,000 $2,000‐$5,800
Source:HealthTrustLLC;*UnadjustedMarketRange
ASSISTEDLIVINGMARKETSUMMARY
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StabilizedOccupancy
Thesubjectandcomparablesindicatethefollowingasofthedayofthemostrecentinspection:
Overall,thesubject’soccupancyhistoryandprojections(basedonset‐upcapacity)aresummarizedas
follows:
Thereare88bedsenteringthemarketandaveragemarketoccupancyat91%forassistedliving,we
haveestimatedastabilizedoccupancylevelforthesubjectof77%,reconcilingbetweenhistoricallevels,
marketindicationsandcurrentoccupancy.
Property AL
FountainRetirementHotel 77%
FreedomPlaza 97%
TheWoodmarkatSunCity 94%
VentanaWindsf.k.a.WillowCreek 85%
Median 90%
Average 89%
Mode ‐‐
Range 77%‐97%
PMAAverageOccupancy 91%
OCCUPANCYANALYSIS
LevelofCare
Occ%Total/RDOcc%Total/RDOcc%Total/RD
AL 77% $47.86 70% $48.40 78% $47.38
AverageOccupancy 77% 70% 78%
TotalRevenues $47.86 $48.40 $47.38
ProfitMargin 19.9% 25.9% 18.9%
Source:HealthTrustLLCandFountain
OPERATIONALSUMMARY
2010Annualized 2009Actual
Appraisal‐Stabilized
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Followingourestimatesofrentallevelsandoccupancy,wehaveestimatedthesubject’seffectivegross
rentalincomeasshown:
TotalRevenueEstimates
Incorporatingtheestimatesofmarketrents,stabilizedoccupancies,andancillaryincome,wehave
preparedthefollowingstatementsofestimatedrevenuesforthesubject.Inordertodeterminean
inflationfactorwehavereviewedtheconsumerpriceindextrendsoverthepasttenyears,asshownin
thefollowingtable:
ConsideringtherateincreasesevidentinthemarketandtheCPIchangesabove,wehaveincorporated
anannualrateofincreaseforrevenuesof2.50%.
Year: 1 2 3 Stabilized
No.
Units/Beds
Monthly
Rent
ALRevenues
Semi‐Private 26 $1,075 $335,400 $343,785 $352,380 $335,400
Studio 46 $1,600 $883,200 $905,280 $927,912 $883,200
1‐Bedroom 6 $2,000 $144,000 $147,600 $151,290 $144,000
TotalPotentialALBaseFeeIncome 78 $1,362,600 $1,396,665 $1,431,582 $1,362,600
LessALVacancy/CollectionLoss @ 23.00% 23.00% 23.00% 23.00%
‐$313,398 ‐$321,233 ‐$329,264 ‐$313,398
LifecareUtilizationDiscount $0 $0 $0 $0
EffectiveGrossALBaseFeeIncome $1,049,202 $1,075,432 $1,102,318 $1,049,202
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
SUMMARYOFREVENUEPROJECTIONS
Year CPI Ann.Increase
2000 172.2 ‐‐‐
2001 177.1 2.8%
2002 179.9 1.6%
2003 184.0 2.3%
2004 188.9 2.7%
2005 195.3 3.4%
2006 201.6 3.2%
2007 207.3 2.8%
2008 215.3 3.9%
2009 214.5 ‐0.4%
10‐YearAnnualAverage 2.5%
Source:USDepartmentofLabor
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OperatingExpenses
Operatingexpensesarebaseduponananalysisofhistoricaloperatingexpensedataofthesubject,as
wellasthoseofcomparableproperties.Baseduponourcarefulanalysisofthesedataandourjudgment
andexperience,wehaveestimatedoperatingexpensesandstaffingatwhatweconsideredreasonable
andcustomarylevelsforthesubjectproperty.
Fixedexpensesincludeliabilityinsuranceandpropertytaxes.Inadditiontothetaxcomparables
presentedearlierinthePMA,wehaveexaminedtaxlevelsatcomparablepropertieswithintheregion.
Placingmostweightonthesubject’scurrentassessmentandlikelychanges,wehaveestimated
propertytaxesat$10,400annually.
Buildingandliabilityinsuranceisestimatedbasedprimarilyonnationalandregionalcomparables.The
insuranceexpensedoesnotreflectanumbrellainsuranceprogrambutdoesincludegeneraland
professionalliabilityaswellasworker’scomp.
Wehaveestimatedutilitiesexpensesincludingwater,gas,trash,electricityandsewerasshown,noting
thatthisamountfallsasshownrelativetothecomparableproperties.
2010Annualized 123
Stabilized
SummaryofEffectiveGrossFeeIncome
ALRevenues $967,266 $1,049,202 $1,075,432 $1,102,318 $1,049,202
TotalEffectiveGrossBaseFeeIncome $967,266 $1,049,202 $1,075,432 $1,102,318 $1,049,202
AncillaryandOtherFees
TotalEffectiveGrossIncome $967,266 $1,049,202 $1,075,432 $1,102,318 $1,049,202
EGI/Unit(Bed) $14,881 $16,142 $16,545 $16,959 $16,142
EGI/ResidentDay $48.40 $47.86 $49.06 $50.28 $47.86
Change%(perresidentday) ‐1.11% 2.50% 2.50%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
SUMMARYOFREVENUEPROJECTIONS
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
Total $0 $11,159 $10,400 $10,400 $10,660 $10,927
PerUnit/Bed $0 $172 $160 $160 $164 $168 $381 $883 $460
PerResidentDay $0.00 $0.50 $0.47 $0.47 $0.49 $0.50 $1.09 $1.63 $1.35
RatioofEGI 0.00% 1.06% 0.99% 0.99% 0.99% 0.99% 1.17% 2.15% 1.38%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
REALESTATETAXES
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
Insurance(General,Professional) $29,612 $18,486 $19,500 $19,500 $19,988 $20,487
Worker'sComp $679 $12,603 $13,000 $13,000 $13,325 $13,658
OtherInsurance $3,842 $816 $3,250 $3,250 $3,331 $3,415
TotalInsurance $34,132 $31,906 $35,750 $35,750 $36,644 $37,560
PerUnit/Bed $525 $491 $550 $550 $564 $578 $329 $909 $624
PerResidentDay $1.71 $1.43 $1.63 $1.63 $1.67 $1.71 $0.96 $3.09 $1.15
RatioofEGI 3.53% 3.02% 3.41% 3.41% 3.41% 3.41% 0.95% 3.22% 1.51%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
INSURANCE
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Themaintenancedepartmentincludessalariesforthemaintenanceadministration,grounds,security
personnel,drivers,maintenancecrewandclericalsupport.Inaddition,thedepartmentincludesthe
suppliesandrepairs,purchasedservicesandvehicleexpense.Ourestimaterelativetothesubject’s
performanceandthatofcomparablesisshown:
Managementfeesareestimatedat5.0%ofeffectivegrossincome,primarilybasedonourexperience
withcomparableproperties.Managementfeesalsoincludegeneralbookkeepingandvariousincidental
andlegalconsultationfees.Thisamountfallswithintherangeof3.5%to7.0%thatweseeatmost
communities.
Theadministrationdepartmentincludessupplies,telephone,baddebtandofficeexpensesrequiredto
operatetheadministrativeoffice.Otherexpensesreflectthesubject'shistoricalperformance.
Wenotethatsomeoftheexpensecomparablesaccountforalloftheirpayrollandrelatedcostsinthis
department.Asummaryofourestimatecomparedtothesubject’sperformanceandregionaltrendsis
presented;pleasenotethatmanyofthecomparablesincludepayrollinthiscategory,whereasthe
subject’shistoryandourprojectionsbreakthatexpenseoutdepartmentally:
Housekeepingandlaundryexpensesincludebothstaffingandmiscellaneoussupplyexpenses.The
subjectcontainsin‐houselaundryfacilities.
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
Water $7,265 $10,927 $11,022 $11,022 $11,298 $11,580
Gas $10,524 $12,863 $12,976 $12,976 $13,300 $13,633
Trash $1,609 $1,587 $1,601 $1,601 $1,641 $1,682
Electricity $36,182 $45,344 $41,652 $41,652 $42,693 $43,760
TotalUtilities $55,580 $70,721 $67,251 $67,251 $68,932 $70,655
PerUnit/Bed $855 $1,088 $1,035 $1,035 $1,060 $1,087 $1,263 $2,015 $1,900
PerResidentDay $2.78 $3.17 $3.07 $3.07 $3.14 $3.22 $1.99 $6.51 $5.56
RatioofEGI 5.75% 6.70% 6.41% 6.41% 6.41% 6.41% 2.52% 6.78% 5.49%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
UTILITIES
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
RepairsandSupplies$2,791 $46,086 $32,883 $32,883 $33,705 $34,548
MaintenanceSalaries $20,131 $18,278 $18,438 $18,438 $18,899 $19,371
TotalMaintenance $22,921 $64,364 $51,320 $51,320 $52,603 $53,919
PerUnit/Bed $353 $990 $790 $790 $809 $830 $749 $1,536 $1,339
PerResidentDay $1.15 $2.89 $2.34 $2.34 $2.40 $2.46 $2.17 $4.46 $2.84
RatioofEGI 2.37% 6.10% 4.89% 4.89% 4.89% 4.89% 2.30% 4.65% 3.74%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
MAINTENANCE
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
AdminSupplies&OtherAdmin $27,619 $68,626 $65,766 $65,766 $67,410 $69,095
AdminSalaries $67,146 $82,190 $82,909 $82,909 $84,982 $87,106
TotalAdministrative $94,765 $150,815 $148,675 $148,675 $152,392 $156,201
PerUnit/Bed $1,458 $2,320 $2,287 $2,287 $2,344 $2,403 $2,060 $12,067 $3,917
PerResidentDay $4.74 $6.77 $6.78 $6.78 $6.95 $7.13 $7.01 $22.30 $11.46
RatioofEGI 9.80% 14.29% 14.17% 14.17% 14.17% 14.17% 7.30% 29.39% 11.32%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
ADMINISTRATIVEANDGENERAL
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
HousekeepingandLaundrySupplies $7,049 $13,660 $13,780 $13,780 $14,124 $14,477
HousekeepingandLaundrySalaries $100,520 $100,467 $101,346 $101,346 $103,880 $106,477
TotalHousekeepingandLaundry $107,569 $114,127 $115,126 $115,126 $118,004 $120,954
PerUnit/Bed $1,655 $1,756 $1,771 $1,771 $1,815 $1,861 $443 $981 $723
PerResidentDay $5.38 $5.12 $5.25 $5.25 $5.38 $5.52 $1.30 $2.09 $1.81
RatioofEGI 11.12% 10.81% 10.97% 10.97% 10.97% 10.97% 1.28% 2.39% 2.15%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
HOUSEKEEPINGANDLAUNDRY
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Oneofthethreemajordepartmentalexpensesisthedietarydepartment,whichprovidesfoodservice
fortheresidentsandemployees.Goodqualityfoodandservicearepriorityconsiderationsinseniors
housingcommunities.
Ouranalysisofthisdepartmentisbasedonthestaffinglevelsatthispropertytypeingeneraland
informationprovidedbyothernationalandregionaloperators.Basedupontheestimatedoccupancy
ratios,wehaveestimatedarawfoodcostof$3.59perresidentday.Ourestimate,relativeto
comparablepropertiesandthesubject’sperformance,issummarizedasfollows:
Oneofthemostcostlyservicesprovidedbythesubjectpropertyisnursingcare.Staffingrequirements
areestimatedbasedonthesubject'scurrentstaffingandourexperiencewithcomparablecommunities.
Activitiesandsocialexpensesincludeentertainment,transportationexpenses,suppliesandassociated
salaries.Ourestimate,incomparisontothesubject’sperformanceandthecomparableproperties,isas
follows:
Typically,seniorshousingcommunitieswilleitherchargetheseexpensestothestaffeddepartments
(i.e.,administrative,dietary,nursing,housekeeping,andmaintenance)orchargethemallto
administrative.Wehaveallocatedtheseexpensestoeachoperateddepartment.
Nationally,wehaveseenapredominantrangeofpayrolltaxesandbenefitsof18‐40%ofwagesand
salaries,dependingonhowholiday,vacationandsicktimeareaccounted.Someregions,notablythe
Northeast,willproducehigherpayrolltaxesandbenefits.Additionally,not‐for‐profitoperationstypically
reporthigherlevelsofpayrolltaxesandbenefits.Forthepurposesofthisappraisal,wehaveestimated
payrolltaxesof8%ofpayrollwithabenefitloadof7%,incorporatingthesubject’strendandmarket
parameters.
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
FoodCost $62,334 $78,021 $78,704 $78,704 $80,672 $82,688
Supplies&OtherDietaryCosts $2,352 $4,741 $4,782 $4,782 $4,902 $5,025
DietarySalaries $96,817 $92,219 $93,026 $93,026 $95,351 $97,735
TotalDietary $161,503 $174,981 $176,512 $176,512 $180,925 $185,448
PerUnit/Bed $2,485 $2,692 $2,716 $2,716 $2,783 $2,853 $1,914 $4,537 $3,806
PerResidentDay $8.08 $7.86 $8.05 $8.05 $8.25 $8.46 $5.60 $11.02 $8.38
RatioofEGI 16.70% 16.58% 16.82% 16.82% 16.82% 16.82% 5.53% 11.69% 11.05%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
DIETARY
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
NursingSupplies&Other $616 $7,458 $7,523 $7,523 $7,711 $7,904
Nursing/PersonalCareSalaries $70,431 $80,164 $76,727 $76,727 $78,645 $80,611
TotalNursing $71,047 $87,621 $84,250 $84,250 $86,356 $88,515
PerUnit/Bed $1,093 $1,348 $1,296 $1,296 $1,329 $1,362 $4,314 $7,215 $5,372
PerResidentDay $3.55 $3.93 $3.84 $3.84 $3.94 $4.04 $8.48 $21.10 $13.92
RatioofEGI 7.35% 8.30% 8.03% 8.03% 8.03% 8.03% 10.72% 20.85% 14.77%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
NURSING
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
Activities/SocialSupplies $0 $4,388 $4,427 $4,427 $4,537 $4,651
Activities/SocialSalaries $15,695 $16,326 $16,469 $16,469 $16,880 $17,302
TotalActivities/Social $15,695 $20,714 $20,895 $20,895 $21,418 $21,953
PerUnit/Bed $241 $319 $321 $321 $330 $338 $523 $1,043 $700
PerResidentDay $0.79 $0.93 $0.95 $0.95 $0.98 $1.00 $1.19 $2.21 $1.73
RatioofEGI 1.62% 1.96% 1.99% 1.99% 1.99% 1.99% 1.50% 2.54% 1.91%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
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Payrolltaxesandbenefitsmayactuallybegreaterforsalariedandfulltimestaffandlowerforparttime
staffandthoseatlowerwagelevels.Althoughexpensesareestimatedbydepartment,staffemployedin
onedepartmentmayoccasionallyperformotherdutiesonanasneededbasis,inordertomaintain
efficientoperationoftheproperty.
Inordertoestimatestaffingforthesubject,wehavereliedonactualstaffingpatternspresently
exhibitedbytheoperatorandhavetemperedthatstaffingschedulewithpatternspresentedbythe
expensecomparablesattheconclusionofthissectionaswellasourexperiencewithcomparable
operations.
Finally,wehavealsoallocatedareserveforreplacementfundusedtoreplaceshort‐liveditemssuchas
appliances,furniture,fixtures,equipment,roofing,andcarpeting.Mostlendersandagencieswithwhom
wehavespokenusebetween$250and$450perunit(andperbedforskillednursing).Wehaveutilized
$300perunitfortheestimateofreplacementreserve.
OperatingExpenseSummary
Totalforecastedoperatingexpenses,exclusiveofmanagementfeeandreservesareestimatedat
$768,516foryearone.Includingmanagementfeesandreserves,weestimateoperatingexpensestobe
$840,476forthesameperiod.Asummaryofourtotalexpenseforecastsrelativetothesubject’s
performanceandtheexpensecomparablesisasfollows:
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
PayrollTaxes$31,941 $31,153 $31,113 $31,113 $31,891 $32,688
Benefits $54,137 $25,801 $27,224 $27,224 $27,905 $28,602
TotalOtherPayrollCosts $86,078 $56,953 $58,337 $58,337 $59,796 $61,290
PerUnit/Bed $1,324 $876 $897 $897 $920 $943 $1,803 $2,175 $1,989
PerResidentDay $4.31 $2.56 $2.66 $2.66 $2.73 $2.80 $6.13 $6.30 $6.21
RatioofEGI 8.90% 5.40% 5.56% 5.56% 5.56% 5.56% 6.39% 6.68% 6.54%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
OTHERPAYROLL
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
Total $717,154 $855,631 $840,476 $840,476 $861,488 $883,025
PerUnit/Bed $11,033 $13,164 $12,930 $12,930 $13,254 $13,585 $19,556 $31,774 $21,423
PerResidentDay $35.88 $38.41 $38.34 $38.34 $39.30 $40.28 $47.90 $66.53 $61.25
RatioofEGI 74.14% 81.07% 80.11% 80.11% 80.11% 80.11% 59.77% 77.39% 65.80%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC;ExcludesManagementFeeandReserves
OPERATINGEXPENSES
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Property 1 2345
State Arizona AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ
No.IL 0 0 0000
No.AL 65 41 102 102 65 62
No.ALZ 0 380000
No.SN 0 0 0 0 0 0
TotalUnits/Beds 65 79 102 102 65 62
Year Stabilized 12/31/09 10/31/09 12/31/08 12/31/05 12/31/05
Occupancy 77% 94% 81% 95% 98% 84%
TotalResidentDays 21,922 27,010 29,982 35,239 41,182 33,547
EGI/RD $47.86 $101.21 $95.99 $94.24 $79.10 $75.88
EXPENSES $/RD $/Unit %EGI $/RD $/Unit %EGI $/RD $/Unit %EGI $/RD $/Unit %EGI $/RD $/Unit %EGI $/RD $/Unit %EGI
RealEstateTaxes $0.47 $160 1.0% $1.35 $460 1.3% $1.51 $443 1.6% $1.10 $381 1.2% $1.09 $692 1.4% $1.63 $883 2.2%
Insurance $1.63 $550 3.4% $0.96 $329 1.0% $3.09 $909 3.2% $1.42 $492 1.5% $1.00 $631 1.3% $1.15 $624 1.5%
Utilities $3.07 $1,035 6.4% $5.56 $1,900 5.5% $6.51 $1,913 6.8% $5.83 $2,015 6.2% $1.99 $1,263 2.5% $2.78 $1,507 3.7%
Maintenance $2.34 $790 4.9% $3.92 $1,339 3.9% $4.46 $1,312 4.7% $2.17 $749 2.3% $2.29 $1,453 2.9% $2.84 $1,536 3.7%
Marketing $0.00 $0 0.0% $1.81 $619 1.8% $2.29 $674 2.4% $5.55 $1,918 5.9% $0.00 $0 0.0% $0.00 $0 0.0%
Administrative $6.78 $2,287 14.2% $11.46 $3,917 11.3% $7.01 $2,060 7.3% $7.03 $2,429 7.5% $18.68 $11,837 23.6% $22.30 $12,067 29.4%
Dietary $8.05 $2,716 16.8% $5.60 $1,914 5.5% $10.76 $3,163 11.2% $11.02 $3,806 11.7% $7.06 $4,475 8.9% $8.38 $4,537 11.1%
Housekeeping/Laundry $5.25 $1,771 11.0% $1.30 $443 1.3% $2.06 $607 2.2% $2.09 $723 2.2% $1.33 $842 1.7% $1.81 $981 2.4%
Nursing/PersonalCare $3.84 $1,296 8.0% $21.10 $7,215 20.9% $14.68 $4,314 15.3% $13.92 $4,809 14.8% $8.48 $5,372 10.7% $11.12 $6,019 14.7%
Activities $0.95 $321 2.0% $1.53 $523 1.5% $2.21 $649 2.3% $0.00 $0 0.0% $1.19 $752 1.5% $1.93 $1,043 2.5%
OtherPayroll,Taxes&Benefits $2.66 $897 5.6% $0.00 $0 0.0% $6.13 $1,803 6.4% $6.30 $2,175 6.7% $0.00 $0 0.0% $0.00 $0 0.0%
ManagementFees $2.39 $807 5.0% $5.05 $1,727 5.0% $4.80 $1,411 5.0% $4.71 $1,628 5.0% $3.95 $2,501 5.0% $3.79 $2,049 5.0%
Reserves $0.89 $300 1.9% $0.87 $298 0.9% $1.02 $299 1.1% $0.87 $300 0.9% $0.83 $526 1.1% $0.98 $530 1.3%
Total $38.34 $12,930 80.1% $60.49 $20,683 59.8% $66.53 $19,556 69.3% $62.01 $21,423 65.8% $47.90 $30,345 60.6% $58.72 $31,774 77.4%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
EXPENSECOMPARABLESUMMARY
Subject
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Wehaveattemptedtoreconcileourestimateswiththemarketwhileconsideringthesubject’sactual
performance.Consequently,wefindourestimatesreasonable.
NetOperatingIncomeEstimate
Intermsofnetoperatingincome(NOI),ourestimatedYear1NOIof$208,726comparestothesubject’s
2010AnnualizedNOIof$250,113.Inpriorperiods,thesubjecthasreportedNOIof$199,749.Our
estimatesare20%lowerthanthe2010Annualizedperformance,aswehaveplacedprimaryweighton
thesubjects’fullyearexpenseindications.Alternatively,incomparisontothe2009ActualtotalNOIof
$199,749ourestimateissimilar,withavarianceofless3%.Asummaryofourforecastsrelativetothe
subject’sperformanceisasfollows:
Ouryearestimatesarepresentedonthefollowingpagejuxtaposedwiththesubject’sadjustedbudget:
2010Annualized 2009Actual HTStabilized HTYear1HTYear2HTYear3CompMin CompMax CompMedian
Total $250,113 $199,749 $208,726 $208,726 $213,944 $219,293
PerUnit/Bed $3,848 $3,073 $3,211 $3,211 $3,291 $3,374 $8,659 $19,770 $11,135
PerResidentDay $12.51 $8.97 $9.52 $9.52 $9.76 $10.00 $29.46 $40.72 $31.72
RatioofEGI 25.86% 18.93% 19.89% 19.89% 19.89% 19.89% 22.61% 40.23% 34.20%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
NETOPERATINGINCOME
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Year
TotalResidentDays
TotalUnits/Beds
Occupancy
Total$ $/Unit $/RD %EGI Total$$/Unit $/RD %EGI Total$ $/Unit $/RD %EGI
Revenues
ALRentalRevenues $1,049,202 $16,142 $47.86 100.0% $967,266 $14,881 $48.40 100.0% $1,055,380 $16,237 $47.38 100.0%
TotalEffectiveGrossRevenue $1,049,202 $16,142 $47.86 100.0% $967,266 $14,881 $48.40 100.0% $1,055,380 $16,237 $47.38 100.0%
Expenses
RealEstateTaxes $10,400 $160 $0.47 1.0% $0 $0 $0.00 0.0% $11,159 $172 $0.50 1.1%
Insurance $35,750 $550 $1.63 3.4% $34,132 $525 $1.71 3.5% $31,906 $491 $1.43 3.0%
Utilities $67,251 $1,035 $3.07 6.4% $55,580 $855 $2.78 5.7% $70,721 $1,088 $3.17 6.7%
Maintenance $51,320 $790 $2.34 4.9% $22,921 $353 $1.15 2.4% $64,364 $990 $2.89 6.1%
Marketing $0 $0 $0.00 0.0% $0 $0 $0.00 0.0% $0 $0 $0.00 0.0%
Administrative/General $148,675 $2,287 $6.78 14.2% $94,765 $1,458 $4.74 9.8% $150,815 $2,320 $6.77 14.3%
Housekeeping/Laundry $115,126 $1,771 $5.25 11.0% $107,569 $1,655 $5.38 11.1% $114,127 $1,756 $5.12 10.8%
Dietary $176,512 $2,716 $8.05 16.8% $161,503 $2,485 $8.08 16.7% $174,981 $2,692 $7.86 16.6%
Nursing/PersonalCare $84,250 $1,296 $3.84 8.0% $71,047 $1,093 $3.55 7.3% $87,621 $1,348 $3.93 8.3%
Activities/Social$20,895 $321 $0.95 2.0% $15,695 $241 $0.79 1.6% $20,714 $319 $0.93 2.0%
OtherPayroll,PayrollTaxes&Benefits $58,337 $897 $2.66 5.6% $86,078 $1,324 $4.31 8.9% $56,953 $876 $2.56 5.4%
TotalOperatingExpenses $768,516 $11,823 $35.06 73.2% $649,291 $9,989 $32.49 67.1% $783,362 $12,052 $35.17 74.2%
ManagementFee $52,460 $807 $2.39 5.0% $48,363 $744 $2.42 5.0% $52,769 $812 $2.37 5.0%
ReserveforReplacement $19,500 $300 $0.89 1.9% $19,500 $300 $0.98 2.0% $19,500 $300 $0.88 1.8%
TotalExpenses $840,476 $12,930 $38.34 80.1% $717,154 $11,033 $35.88 74.1% $855,631 $13,164 $38.41 81.1%
NetOperatingIncome(EBITDAR) $208,726 $3,211 $9.52 19.9% $250,113 $3,848 $12.51 25.9% $199,749 $3,073 $8.97 18.9%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
SUMMARYOFAPPRAISALESTIMATESANDSUBJECT'SADJUSTEDFINANCIALSTATEMENTS
2010Annualized
65
19,986
HTYear1
21,922
65
2009Actual
22,275
65
78%77% 70%
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CapitalizationRateDerivation
Inselectinganappropriatecapitalizationrateforthesubjectproperty,weconductedaninvestorsurvey
andconsideredindicationsprovidedbythecomparablesales,theBandofInvestment,Mortgage‐Equity
Method,andtheDebtCoverageRatio.
Overall,rateswillbehigherthanmoretraditionalmultifamilypropertytypes.Infact,ascarelevel
increases,ratesgenerallyincrease.Ouranalysisofcapratetrendsshowsadefiniteuptickinthelastfew
yearsthatleveledoffin2009:
Wehavealsoconsultedthe2010SeniorHousingInvestmentSurvey.Thispublicationincludesthe
participationofowner/operators,financialinstitutions/investors,brokers/mortgagebankers,and
appraisers/consultants.Ourlargestconcernwiththissurvey,however,isthatthereappearstobeno
uniformhandlingofmanagementfeesandreserves.Asonly26%oftherespondentswereappraisers,
weassumethatmostoftheparticipantsdidnotincludereservesandmayormaynothaveincluded
managementfees.Furthermore,thereisnodistinctionbetweenfor‐profitandnot‐for‐profitproperties.
Asnot‐for‐profitpropertieshavelittleornorealestateandpersonalpropertytaxesandadifferentcost
ofcapital,wequestionthereliabilityoftheseindicationsbutwillatleastreviewthemforthisanalysis.
OVERALLCAPITALIZATIONRATE
2010AllResponses
RangeAverage
2010AdjustedResponses
RangeAverage
BasisPointChange
From2009
UnlicensedCongregateCare(IL)7.0‐10.5%8.5%7.0‐9.0%8.5%+10
LicensedAssistedLiving7.0‐12.3%9.1%7.5‐10.6%9.1%‐10
LicensedAlzheimer/Dementia7.5‐12.0%9.7%8.5‐11.5%9.7%‐10
LicensedSkilledNursing‐LongTermCare8.5‐18.0%12.6%10.0‐14.0%12.5%0
LicensedSkilledNursing‐SubacuteCare8.5‐15.0%12.7%9.3‐14.0%12.8%+40
ContinuingCareRetirementCommunity7.0‐15.0%9.7%8.0‐12.5%9.4%0
Source:2010SeniorHousingInvestmentSurvey
5.0%
7.0%
9.0%
11.0%
13.0%
15.0%
17.0%
2000 2003 2006 2009
CapitalizationRateTrends(median)
AL
AL/ALZ
IL
IL/AL
CCRC
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Theexclusionoftheexpenseswouldyieldhighercapitalizationratesthaniftheexpenseswere
deducted.
Eachoftheabstractedratesconsiderstherequirementofdebtandequityinordertoreachan
appropriatecapitalizationrate.Therefore,wehaveincorporatedthesubject’santicipated,weighted‐
averageinterestrateof7.00%,a75%loan‐to‐valueratio,anamortizationperiodof25years,andadebt
coverageratioof1.40.Equityrequirementsincludeanequitydividend(cashoncash)rateof12.00%and
anequityyieldrateof20.00%.
TheBandofInvestmenttechniquedevelopsanoverallratebyweighingthereturnrequirementofboth
debtandequitypositions.Incorporatingthedebtandequityrequirementscitedabove,thismethod
producesanoverallcapitalizationrateof9.36%.
TheDebtCoverageRatioAnalysisistechniqueusedbyinstitutionallendersinanefforttoprovidea
cushiontodetermineifaborrowercanmeetdebtserviceobligationsifthepropertyincomedeclines.
Basedonourassumedrequirements,anoverallcapitalizationrateof8.91%isindicated.
TheMortgage‐Equitymethodutilizesamortgage‐equitytechniquethatconsidersavailablemortgage
terms,provisionsforequitybuild‐upandestimatedpropertyappreciationduringtheestimateperiod.In
thisanalysis,thistechniqueindicatedanoverallcapitalizationrateof11.18%.
Thecomparablesalespresentedinthefollowingsectionofthisreportsuggestarangeof7.84%to
9.93%inoverallcapitalizationrates:
Capitalizationratesmeasurerisk.Oneofthechallengesofthevaluationprocessistoinsulatethe
processagainstshorttermfluctuationsandinsurethatlongertermtrendsareadequatelyreported.To
theextentthatatemporarydecreaseorimbalanceexists,valuationtheoryshoulddilutethisinfavorof
thelongertermvaluetrends,muchlikethestockmarketandthevaluationofindividualstocks.Thusthe
temporarylowleveloflongterminterestratesisnotperceivedtobelonglastingbythemarket
participants,hencehasnotaffectedcapratesassignificantlyasonewouldexpect.Otherfactors
(operationalandmarketrisk)mitigatetheimpactbelowacertainthreshold.
TheNationalInvestmentCentercollectscapitalizationratefromregionalandnationalappraisalfirms
whoworkonallseniorshousingpropertiestypes.Overthelastfiveyears,indicationsforthe
independentandassistedlivingsectorshavevariedasfollows:
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Period Low High Average No.Transactions
Q4,2004 8.00% 10.00% 9.10% 17
Q1,2005 7.00% 12.00% 9.00% ‐‐‐
Q2,2005 7.00% 10.50% 8.20% 27
Q3,2005 6.25% 12.50% 8.20% 28
Q4,2005 6.70% 10.30% 8.50% 29
Q1,2006 7.00% 10.30% 8.20% 40
Q2,2006 7.00% 10.20% 8.30% 36
Q3,2006 5.80% 10.00% 7.70% 33
Q4,2006 5.90% 9.00% 7.70% 35
Q1,2007 6.70% 10.00% 7.70% 44
Q2,2007 7.00% 10.00% 7.90% 15
Q3,2007 4.90% 10.00% 7.40% 32
Q4,2007 5.80% 9.70% 7.30% 17
Q1,2008 5.80% 9.20% 7.60% 12
Q2,2008 6.60% 8.75% 7.80% 13
Q3,2008 6.50% 13.00% 8.70% 15
Q4,2008 7.50% 10.60% 8.70% 19
Q1,2009 7.00% 9.50% 8.10% 22
Q2,2009 8.00% 9.50% 8.50% 14
Q3,2009 8.00% 9.50% 8.80% 12
Q4,2009 8.00% 10.00% 8.80% 31
Source:NICKeyFinancialIndicators
ILCAPITALIZATIONRATES
5.00%
6.00%
7.00%
8.00%
9.00%
10.00%
11.00%
12.00%
13.00%
14.00%
Low
High
Average
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TheconsensusoftheValuationPanelattheWinterBoardmeetingoftheAmericanSeniorsHousing
Associationwasthatqualityassetscomparabletothesubjecthavesimplynottradedinthelast18
months.However,withtheincreasedequityrequirementsandincreasingspreadsondebtcost,
intuitively,caprateshaveincreased50‐125basispointssince2007.ThequotedrangeofILcapitalization
Period Low High Average No.Transactions
Q4,2004 8.50% 20.00% 10.50% 76
Q1,2005 7.50% 12.00% 10.00% ‐‐‐
Q2,2005 7.25% 10.50% 9.20% 40
Q3,2005 7.50% 14.50% 9.25% 50
Q4,2005 7.20% 10.50% 8.90% 22
Q1,2006 7.20% 10.50% 8.90% 53
Q2,2006 7.30% 11.00% 8.70% 92
Q3,2006 7.50% 15.00% 9.20% 74
Q4,2006 6.50% 12.50% 8.70% 132
Q1,2007 6.80% 12.50% 8.80% 111
Q2,2007 6.60% 12.00% 8.50% 85
Q3,2007 6.00% 12.50% 9.00% 70
Q4,2007 6.60% 14.90% 9.10% 81
Q1,2008 7.10% 11.30% 8.80% 41
Q2,2008 7.00% 12.20% 9.00% 82
Q3,2008 7.10% 12.20% 9.20% 39
Q4,2008 7.90% 13.00% 9.30% 50
Q1,2009 7.20% 11.50% 9.40% 50
Q2,2009 8.20% 13.50% 9.50% 42
Q3,2009 8.50% 13.00% 9.60% 37
Q4,2009 8.40% 16.60% 9.90% 133
Source:NICKeyFinancialIndicators
ALCAPITALIZATIONRATES
5.00%
7.00%
9.00%
11.00%
13.00%
15.00%
17.00%
19.00%
21.00%
Low
High
Average
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rateswas7.00‐8.00%withAL/ALZpropertiesexhibitingawiderrangeof8.50‐10.00%.Wehave
consideredtheseindustryindicationsaswellinourcapitalizationrateselection.
Factorsthatinfluenceourselectionofthesubject’scapitalizationrateinclude:
Riskassociatedwithcaringforthesubject’stargetedpopulation
Sizeof65beds–permitseconomiesofscale
Olderageandlowerqualityasset
Belowmarketoccupancyperformance
Netoperatingincomeestimatereflectingmodestchange
Therefore,wehavereconciledtoagoing‐inrateof9.50%.Toaccountforthegreaterriskinvolvedwith
thepropertyatthetimeofreversionduetounknownfactorsofthemarketandtheconditionofthe
buildingsatthattime,anadditional50basispointshavebeenaddedtotheoverallcapitalizationrateto
deriveaterminalcapitalizationrateof10.00%.
MORTGAGEINTERESTRATE 7.00%
AMORTIZATIONTERM 25
LOANTOVALUERATIO 75.00%
DEBTCOVERAGERATIO 140.00%
EQUITYDIVIDENDRATE 12.00%
EQUITYYIELDRATE 20.00%
BANDOFINVESTMENT
DEBTCOMPONENT: 75% x 0.0848 = 0.0636
EQUITYCOMPONENT: 25% x 0.1200 = 0.0300
0.093610128
ROUNDEDTO: 9.36%
DEBTCOVERAGE 75% x 1.4 x 0.0848 0.0891
ROUNDEDTO: 8.91%
MORTGAGE‐EQUITY
DEBTCOMPONENT: 75% x 0.0848 =0.0636
EQUITYCOMPONENT: 25% x 0.2000 =0.0500
0.1136
LESSPRINCIPALREDUCTION: ‐0.0014
BASICRATE 0.1122
PROPERTYVALUECHANGE ‐0.0004
OVERALLCAPITALIZATIONRATE 0.1118
ROUNDEDTO: 11.18%
IMPROVEDSALEINDICATIONS 7.84% to9.93%
SELECTEDOVERALLCAPITALIZATIONRATE: 9.50%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
SUMMARYOFCAPITALIZATIONRATEINDICATIONS
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DiscountRateDerivation
The2010SeniorHousingInvestmentSurveysuggeststhefollowingrangesfordiscountratesinthe
seniorshousingandnursingmarkets.
INTERNALRATEOFRETURN/(DISCOUNTRATE)
2010AllResponses
RangeAverage
2010AdjustedResponses
RangeAverage
BasisPointChange
From2009
UnlicensedCongregateCare(IL)8.0‐25.0% 13.1% 10.0‐20.0% 12.4%‐50
LicensedAssistedLiving8.8‐30.0% 14.3% 11.5‐20.0% 13.6%‐40
LicensedAlzheimer/Dementia9.3‐30.0% 14.8% 11.0‐20.0% 14.1%‐20
LicensedSkilledNursing‐LongTermCare11.0‐30.0% 16.1% 12.0‐20.0% 15.2%0
LicensedSkilledNursing‐SubacuteCare11.0‐30.0% 16.4% 12.0‐20.0% 15.6%+20
ContinuingCareRetirementCommunity10.0‐25.0% 14.4% 11.0‐20.0% 14.0%+30
Source:2010SeniorHousingInvestmentSurvey
Basedonourestimatedcashflows,growthratesandcapitalizationrate,thesensitivityanalysisforthe
subject’sdiscountrateisasfollows:
Consideringthecalculation‐derivedindicationsandinvestorsurveys,wehaveusedan11.00%discount
rateinthisanalysis.
Ourassumptionsforthediscountedcashflowanalysisanddirectcapitalizationareasfollows:
FountainRetirementHotel
K=[1‐(1+C)^n/S^n]/(Y‐C)*An where:
Ro=[(Y‐D*1/Sn)/K] K=factor
C=constantratiochangeinincome
S=futurevaluefactor
An=presentvaluefactorforordinarylevelannuity
Y=yieldrate,ordiscountrate
D=totalchangeinpropertyvalueoverholdingperiod
InferredChangeComponentsofDCF:
#ofYears Amount Change
_
____________
_
____________
_
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ChangeAttributabletoNetOperatingIncome:
Period1StabilizedNOI $208,726
TerminalYearStabilizedNOI 10 $267,187
AnnualizedConstantRatioChange(C) 2.50%
InferredChangeinPropertyValue:
CurrentStabilizedPropertyValue $2,251,901
TerminalNetSaleProceeds 10 $2,564,992
ChangeinPropertyValue(D) 13.90%
InferredStabilizedRoforIndividualYEstimates:
DiscountRateAssumptions(Y) 10.00% 10.50% 11.00% 11.50% 12.00%
K‐factor 1.099013 1.098035 1.097065 1.096105 1.095154
AnnualizedChangeinPropertyValue 0.87% 0.85% 0.83% 0.81% 0.79%
_
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_
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_
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_
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_
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InferredStabilizedOverallCap.Rate(Ro) 8.31% 8.79% 9.27% 9.75% 10.23%
DiscountedCashFlowAnaysis $2,398,432 $2,323,583 $2,251,901 $2,183,231 $2,117,426
DirectCapitalizationAnalysis $2,197,114 $2,197,114 $2,197,114 $2,197,114 $2,197,114
StabilizedRoSelection 9.50% 9.50% 9.50% 9.50% 9.50%
ValueDifferential ‐9.16% ‐5.76% ‐2.49% 0.63% 3.63%
RateDifferential(basispoints) ‐119 ‐71 ‐23 25 73
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
RATEANALYSIS
July19,2010
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IncomeApproachConclusion
AsIs:Applyingareversioncapitalizationrateof10.00%andadiscountrateof11.00%totheestimated
cashflowsdevelopedinthisreportresultsinatotalestimated“asis”valueforthesubject(after
deducting4%fromthereversionvalueforsalecosts)of$2,300,000,rounded.
Alternatively,directcapitalizationsuggestsavalueof$2,200,000,rounded.Overall,wehavemore
confidenceinthemarketsupportforthedirectcapitalizationratethanthediscountrateandhave
placedmoreweightonitsindication.Therefore,wehavereconciledtothedirectcapitalization
indicationof$2,200,000.
Thediscountcashflowanalysisispresentedonthefollowingpagefollowedbythedirectcapitalization.
FountainRetirementHotel
RevenueGrowthRate 2.50%
ExpenseGrowthRate 2.50%
ManagementFee 5.00%
Reserves(Capex)PerUnit $300
StabilizedOccupancy 77%
RentLoss $0
ProjectionPeriod(Yrs) 10
CapitalizationRate 9.50%
TerminalCapitalizationRate 10.00%
DiscountRate 11.00%
SaleCosts 4.00%
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
GLOBALVALUATIONASSUMPTIONS
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REVENUES
EffectiveGrossRentalRevenues $1,049,202 $1,075,432 $1,102,318 $1,129,876 $1,158,123 $1,187,076 $1,216,753 $1,247,171 $1,278,351 $1,310,310 $1,343,067
EntranceFeeRevenues $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
AncillaryRevenues $0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0 $0
TOTALEFFECTIVEGROSSREVENUE $1,049,202 $1,075,432 $1,102,318 $1,129,876 $1,158,123 $1,187,076 $1,216,753 $1,247,171 $1,278,351 $1,310,310 $1,343,067
EXPENSES
RealEstateTaxes $10,400 $10,660 $10,927 $11,200 $11,480 $11,767 $12,061 $12,362 $12,671 $12,988 $13,313
Insurance $35,750 $36,644 $37,560 $38,499 $39,461 $40,448 $41,459 $42,496 $43,558 $44,647 $45,763
Utilities $67,251 $68,932 $70,655 $72,422 $74,232 $76,088 $77,990 $79,940 $81,938 $83,987 $86,087
Maintenance $51,320 $52,603 $53,919 $55,267 $56,648 $58,064 $59,516 $61,004 $62,529 $64,092 $65,695
Marketing $0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0 $0
Administrative/General $148,675 $152,392 $156,201 $160,106 $164,109 $168,212 $172,417 $176,728 $181,146 $185,674 $190,316
Housekeeping/Laundry $115,126 $118,004 $120,954 $123,978 $127,077 $130,254 $133,511 $136,848 $140,270 $143,776 $147,371
Dietary $176,512 $180,925 $185,448 $190,084 $194,837 $199,707 $204,700 $209,818 $215,063 $220,440 $225,951
Nursing/PersonalCare $84,250 $86,356 $88,515 $90,728 $92,996 $95,321 $97,704 $100,146 $102,650 $105,216 $107,847
Activities/Social$20,895 $21,418 $21,953 $22,502 $23,065 $23,641 $24,232 $24,838 $25,459 $26,095 $26,748
OtherPayroll,PayrollTaxesandBenefits $58,337 $59,796 $61,290 $62,823 $64,393 $66,003 $67,653 $69,344 $71,078 $72,855 $74,676
SUB‐TOTALOPERATINGEXPENSES $768,516 $787,729 $807,422 $827,608 $848,298 $869,505 $891,243 $913,524 $936,362 $959,771 $983,766
ManagementFee $52,460 $53,772 $55,116 $56,494 $57,906 $59,354 $60,838 $62,359 $63,918 $65,515 $67,153
ReserveforReplacement $19,500 $19,988 $20,487 $20,999 $21,524 $22,062 $22,614 $23,179 $23,759 $24,353 $24,962
TOTALEXPENSES $840,476 $861,488 $883,025 $905,101 $927,728 $950,922 $974,695 $999,062 $1,024,039 $1,049,640 $1,075,881
NETOPERATINGINCOME(EBITDAR) $208,726 $213,944 $219,293 $224,775 $230,394 $236,154 $242,058 $248,109 $254,312 $260,670 $267,187
$2,671,867
‐$106,875
$2,564,992
DISCOUNTED@ 11.00% 0.900900901 0.811622433 0.731191381 0.658730974 0.593451328 0.534640836 0.481658411 0.433926496 0.390924771 0.352184479 0.352184479
NPVSUMMARY $188,041 $173,642 $160,345 $148,066 $136,728 $126,258 $116,589 $107,661 $99,417 $91,804 $903,350
ReversionRevenue $1,343,067 NPVCashFlows $2,251,901
ReversionExpenses $1,075,881 LessDeferredMaintenance: $0
ReversionNOI $267,187 PlusExcessLand/CON: $0
TerminalRate 10.00%
ReversionValue $2,671,866.75 DiscountedCashFlowValue: $2,251,901
‐$106,875
TotalReversion $2,564,992.08 Roundedto: $2,300,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
Less:BrokerFee(4.00%)
DISCOUNTEDCASHFLOWANALYSIS
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REVENUES
EffectiveGrossRentalRevenues $1,049,202
EntranceFeeRevenues $0
AncillaryRevenues $0
TotalEffectiveGrossRevenue $1,049,202
EXPENSES
RealEstateTaxes $10,400
Insurance $35,750
Utilities $67,251
Maintenance $51,320
Marketing $0
Administrative/General $148,675
Housekeeping/Laundry $115,126
Dietary $176,512
Nursing/PersonalCare $84,250
Activities/Social$20,895
OtherPayroll,PayrollTaxesandBenefits $58,337
SUB‐TOTALOPERATINGEXPENSES $768,516
ManagementFee $52,460
ReserveforReplacement $19,500
TOTALEXPENSES 80.11% $840,476
NETOPERATINGINCOME(EBITDAR) $208,726
Capitalized@ 9.50% $2,197,114
LessDeferredMaintenance: $0
PlusExcessLand/CON: $0
LessRentLoss $0
DirectCapitalizationValue: $2,197,114
Roundedto: $2,200,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
DIRECTCAPITALIZATION
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SALESCOMPARISONAPPROACH
Thesalescomparisonapproachispredicatedupontheprincipleofsubstitutionthatassertsthatthe
amountabuyerwillpayforapropertyislimitedbythecostofcomparablepropertieswithsimilar
utility.Inordertoapplythisapproachintheanalysis,wehaveselectedsalesofcommunitiesthroughout
thesubject’sregion,asthistypeofproperty(seniorhousingorhealthcareusage)doesnottransfer
frequently.Further,giventhechangesinmarketconditionsoverthelast12‐24months,wehave
attemptedtoutilizedthemostrecentandpertinenttransactions,ultimatelyresultinginalarger
geographicarea.
Wehaveattemptedtoselectsalesthatareoperationallyassimilartothesubjectaspossible.
“Operationally”ismoreamatterofthequalityofcareandcommunity(i.e.,nomomandpopsor
troubledpropertieswhichwouldtradeforunder$30,000perbed)thanILCversusALRasanymore
thesedistinctionscanchangerapidly;infactmanyILCsarepurchasedforALRuse.Asthepoolof
institutionalgradecommunitiesislimited;fewtransactions(lessthan75)occurannually.Thebulkof
transactionsoccurwherethelargestseniorpopulationsarelocated(i.e.,FloridaandArizona)aswellas
thetwocoasts(CAandtheNortheast).Therefore,everytimewefindourselvesoutsideofthese
pockets,wemuststretchfor“comparable”sales.Thesalesselectedfromadatabaseincludinghundreds
oftransactionsaredeemedmostcomparabletothesubject.
Althoughwehaveattemptedtoselectsalesmostsimilartothesubject,significantdifferencesremain
betweenthesubjectandtheseproperties.Consequently,whencomparingthesalesonthebasisof
priceperbed,orunit(themostconsistentunitofmeasure).Transactionpriceswillbeaffectedbya
numberofvariablessuchas:
Financing/ConditionsofSale:Favorablefinancingorunusualconditionsofsale(suchas
assemblage,sellerduress,relatedparties,salelease‐orsalemanagement‐back,etc.)canimpact
thesalespriceofaproperty.
Time/MarketConditions:Thetimeadjustmentreflectschangesinmarketconditions(e.g.,
supply,demand,macroeconomicconditions)betweenthoseexistingatthetimeofsaleand
thoseasoftheeffectivedateofappraisal.Statisticaldatagatheredandcontainedinour
proprietarydatabase(HealthComps©)hasbeentrackedoverthepasttwelveyearsispresented
belowrelativetoUStransactiontrendsoccurringoverthepastfiveyears.
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Location:Locationfactorssuchasvisibility,access,sizeofmarket(includingregional,local,
rural,metropolitanbuyerperceptions)andneighborhoodcompositionoftenwillimpactthe
sellingprice.
Occupancy:Effectivegrossincomeandprofitmarginswillbedirectlyimpactedbyaproperties
historical,andpotentialoccupancylevels.Whetherapropertyhasmaintainedastabilized
occupancyatthetimeofsalewillhaveamaterialimpactonasellingprice.
Age:AspartofaresearchprojectwewereengagedforbytheAmericanSeniorHousing
Association,HealthTrustfoundthattheageofaphysicalplanthasasignificantimpactonsale
priceandcapitalizationrates.Next,astheremainingeconomiclifeofanassetdecreases,the
capitalizationratetypicallyincreasesreflectingthehigherriskassociatedwithanolderproperty
thatmaysuffercompetitivedisadvantagesduetoitsfailuretokeepupwithrecent
developmenttrends.Seniorhousingfacilitiesdemonstratethefollowingrelationshipoverthe
lasttenyears:
Census:Propertiesthatsellwithahighratioofprivatepayresidentsaretypicallymoredesirable
thanthosewithlowqualitymixesduetoprofitabilitymargins.Censusismorerelevantwhen
analyzinglongtermcare,andtosomeextentassistedlivingtransactions.
Size:Therelativesizeofaproperty(totalnumberofunits/beds)shouldbeconsideredrelative
totheeconomiesofscale,orthetendencyforlargerassetstosellforlessthansmallerassetson
apricepersquarefoot,orperunit/bedbasis.
Forourvaluationanalysis,wehaveappliedadjustmentsviaaSalesGridAnalysisaccountingfortheNOI
perUnit/Bed.Inadditiontomakingadjustmentstothesalesviathesalesgrid,wehaveincludeda
secondvaluationanalysistool.AnEGIManalysiswasdevelopedtosupport,andorcontrastthevalue
indicationviathecomparisongrid.
Theselectedsalesaredescribedinsummaryonthefollowingpagesalongwithamapidentifyingthe
locationofeachproperty.CompletedetailedsaleinformationhasbeenprovidedintheAddendaofthis
report.
9.00% 9.50% 10.00% 10.50% 11.00% 11.50%
20+Years
10‐19Years
6‐9Years
5orFewerYears
RelationshipofAgeandCapitalizationRate
CapitalizationRate
Source:ASHA,
HealthTrust,LLC
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IMPROVEDSALESMAP
SaleNo. Name/Location Date No.Units/Beds YearBuilt SalePrice $/Unit NOI/Unit Occ. OAR
1 MorningstaratLittleton May‐09 85 2006 $25,250,000 $297,059 $26,141 91% 8.80%
Littleton,Colorado
2TimberRidgeatEureka Feb‐09 90 1998 $11,625,000 $129,167 $12,826 97% 9.93%
Eureka,California
3CaruthHavenCourt Jan‐09 91 1999 $20,500,000 $225,275 $18,247 91% 8.10%
Dallas,Texas
4 AdobeHouse Dec‐08 40 1996 $14,540,000 $363,500 $35,877 75% 9.87%
Petaluma,California
5 PrestonwoodCourt Mar‐08 124 2006 $29,000,000 $233,871 $18,335 90% 7.84%
Plano,Texas
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
SENIORHOUSING/HEALTHCARETRANSACTIONS
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SalesGridAnalysis
Thetransactionsselectedandthesubjectwillvaryintermsofconditionsofsale,date,location,size,age
andcondition,censusandconstructionquality.Inaddition,marketfactors‐especiallythoseinvolving
themarket’ssupplyanddemand‐areimportantastheyhaveamaterialimpactonaproperty’sability
togenerateincome.Anothermajorinfluenceonthevalueofaseniorshousingcommunityisthe
managementcharacteristicsoftheowner.Allofthesefactorsdirectlyrelatetotheproperty’sabilityto
produceprofits,themotivationofthesale.
Wehaveadjustedthesalestoaccountforthesedifferences.Apropertyexhibitingsuperioritytothe
subjectreceivesanoveralldownwardadjustmentwhileonethatisinferiorreceivesanoverallupward
adjustment.Theadjustmentformulaisasfollows:
SubjectNOIperunit/bedMINUSComparableNOIperunit/bed
DIVIDEDBYComparableNOIperunit/bedEQUALSPercentofAdjustment
Wehaveoperatingdataonamajorityofthesaleproperties.Inordertoaccountforallthedifferences
betweenthecomparablesandthesubject,wehaveexaminedthesecommunitiesonthebasisofnet
operatingincomeperunit/bed.Thisanalysiswillenableustomakeasingleadjustmentthatwill
inherentlyrecognizeallofthedifferencesbetweenthesubjectandthecomparables.Thiscomparison
analysisproducesaconsiderablytighterrangeofadjustmentsallowingforamorereasonablerangeto
reconcileaprobablevalueforthesubjectviatheSalesGridAnalysis.
Wehavereconciledtoavalueestimatewithintherange,followinganyrentlossdeductions,or
adjustmentsforexcesslandaspresentedinthefollowingtable:
$20,000
$70,000
$120,000
$170,000
$220,000
$270,000
$320,000
$370,000
$420,000
$0 $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $35,000 $40,000
NOIversusPrice/Unit
Price/Unit Linear(Price/Unit)
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SUBJECT12345
NAME/LOCATION/ATTRIBUTES FountainRetirementHotel
MorningstaratLittleton TimberRidgeatEureka CaruthHavenCourt AdobeHouse PrestonwoodCourt
Youngtown,Arizona Littleton,Colorado Eureka,California Dallas,Texas Petaluma,California Plano,Texas
YEARBUILT 1971 2006 1998 1999 1996 2006
OCCUPANCY@SALE 77% 91% 97% 91% 75% 90%
OVERALLCAPITALIZATIONRATE ‐‐‐ 8.80% 9.93% 8.10% 9.87% 7.84%
EGIM ‐‐‐ 4.67 3.01 3.25 4.89 4.01
EXPENSERATIO 80% 59% 70% 74% 52% 69%
NO.ILUNITS 000000
NO.ALUNITS/BEDS 65 65 68 91 0 124
NO.ALZUNITS/BEDS 02022 040 0
NO.SNBEDS 0 00000
TOTALDENSITY 6585909140124
LANDAREA(AC) 1.35 3.13 1.76 2.215 1.68 3.8757
GROSSBUILDINGAREA(SF) 37,102 71,080 45,762 74,647 23,022 117,412
GBAperUNIT/BED 571 836 508 820 576 947
SALEDATE ‐‐‐ May‐09 Feb‐09 Jan‐09 Dec‐08 Mar‐08
SALEPRICE ‐‐‐ $25,250,000 $11,625,000 $20,500,000 $14,540,000 $29,000,000
PRICEPERUNIT/BED ‐‐‐ $297,059 $129,167 $225,275 $363,500 $233,871
PRICEPERSF ‐‐‐ $355.23 $254.03 $274.63 $631.57 $246.99
NOI/UNIT‐BED $3,211 $26,141 $12,826 $18,247 $35,877 $18,335
ADJUSTMENTS(SALECONDITIONS)
FINANCING 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
ADJUSTEDINDICATION $297,059 $129,167 $225,275 $363,500 $233,871
CONDITIONSOFSALE 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
ADJUSTEDINDICATION $297,059 $129,167 $225,275 $363,500 $233,871
MARKETCONDITIONS 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
ADJUSTEDINDICATION $297,059 $129,167 $225,275 $363,500 $233,871
ADJUSTMENTS
NOIPERUNIT ‐88% ‐75% ‐82% ‐91% ‐82%
OTHER 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
NETADJUSTMENT ‐88% ‐75% ‐82% ‐91% ‐82%
INDICATEDVALUE $36,491 $32,338 $39,644 $32,535 $40,959
TRENDINDICATORTOOLS VALUATIONSUMMARY
AVERAGESIZEOFADJUSTMENT: ‐84% 65 UNITS/BEDS
MINIMUM: $32,338 $35,000 TIMES$/UNIT
MAXIMUM: $40,959 $2,275,000 EQUALS
MEDIAN: $36,491 $2,300,000 ROUNDED
AVERAGE: $36,393
STD.DEVIATION: $3,961
RECONCILEDVALUE: $35,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
IMPROVEDSALESGRIDANALYSIS
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EGIMAnalysis
Inadditiontomakingadjustmenttotheimprovedsalesviaasalesgridanalysis,wehaveexaminedthe
indicatedEGIMsofeachpropertyandtheexpenseratio.Thismethodcomparesthesubject’sincome
characteristicswiththoseofthecomparablepropertiesanddevelopsamultiplierthatisappropriatefor
thesubject.Typically,thehighertheexpenseratio,thelowertheEGIMwillresult.Basedonour
analysis,wehaveconcludedtoanappropriateEGIMasfollows:
SalesComparisonApproachConclusion
Thisapproachcontainstwomethods(salesgridandEGIManalysis)toreachavalueestimateforthe
subject.Duetothestrongcorrelationbetweenexpenseratiosandmultipliersindicatedbythe
comparablesales,wefindtheEGIManalysistobereliableandhaveattributedequalweighttoits
indication.Thus,thereconciledvalueviathesalescomparisonapproachispresentedinthefollowing
table:
PROPERTY EGIM EXPENSERATIO
TimberRidgeatEureka 3.01 70%
CaruthHavenCourt 3.25 74%
MorningstaratLittleton 4.67 59%
PrestonwoodCourt 4.01 69%
AdobeHouse 4.89 52%
Subject80%
EffectiveGrossIncomeo
f
$1,049,202
Multipliedby 2.00
Total $2,098,404
Roundedto $2,100,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
EGIMANALYSIS
50%
55%
60%
65%
70%
75%
80%
85%
0.5 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5
EXPENSE RATIO
EGIM
EGIM ANALYSIS
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SalesGridAnalysis
TotalUnits/Beds Value/UnitorBed Value
65 X $35,000 = $2,275,000
EGIMMethod
EffectiveGrossIncome EGIM
$1,049,202 X 2.00 = $2,098,404
ReconciledValue
IndicatedValueReconciledto: $2,186,702
LessDeferredMaintenance $0
PlusExcessLand/CON $0
LessRentLoss $0
Total $2,186,702
FinalValueConclusion $2,200,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
SALESCOMPARISONCONCLUSION
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COSTAPPROACH
Thecostapproachisbasedupontheprincipleofsubstitution,whichstatesthataprudentpurchaser
wouldnotpaymoreforapropertythantheamountrequiredtopurchaseasimilarsiteandconstruct
similarimprovements,withoutunduedelay,toproduceapropertyofequaldesirabilityandutility.
Theprocedurebeginsbyestimatingthevalueofthesubjectsiteatitshighestandbestuse,basedupon
amarketanalysisofrecentcomparablesalesofvacantlandsimilartothesubjectsite.Thenextstep
involvesestimatingcurrentreproductioncostsoftheimprovements,includinganappropriateestimate
forentrepreneurialprofit,inordertoreflectthereturnadeveloperwouldrequireforthetime,
expertise,andequityinvestment.Thefinalstepinthecostapproachinvolvesestimatingaccrued
depreciationfromallcausesandaddingthedepreciatedvalueoftheimprovementstotheestimated
landvalue.
LandValuation
Inestimatingthevalueofthesubjectsite,weuseddirectmarketcomparisonofthesubjectsitewith
recentsalesofvacantlandwithsimilarutilityandphysicalcharacteristics.Adjustmentshavebeenmade
forthesalesasnecessarytooffsetdifferencesinvariousfactorsaffectingvalue,suchasdateofsale,
location,size,zoningdensityandanyothersignificantdifferences.Allsaleswereadjustedforand
analyzedonthebasisofcashequivalentsaleprices.
LandSalesMap
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Seniorshousingcommunitysitepurchaserstypicallybuypropertyonthebasisofpriceperunit.
Demographics,existingandproposedsupply,andlocationrelativetohealthcarepropertiesareall
factorsthatmostinfluencethesebuyers.Asaresult,themarketsforthesesitestendtoberegional
ratherthanlocal,asitiswithothercommercialpropertytypes.Whennecessary,wehaveexpandedour
searchtoincludenon‐seniorhousingdevelopments,multifamilydevelopments,andother
developmentsthatbestcomparedtothelandacquiredfortheconstructionofthesubject.Duetothe
prevalentlandsalesdataavailable,wehavevaluedthesubject’ssiteonthebasisofpriceperunit.
Subsequenttoourresearch,wehaveidentifiedthefollowingsalesthataresummarizedbelow,with
detailedwrite‐upslocatedwithintheAddendaofthisreport.AdjustmentsshownintheLandSales
Analysischartarediscussedinthefollowingparagraphs.Allofthesalesinvolvedfeesimpleinterests.
Therefore,weconsiderfinancing/conditionofsale,marketconditions,location/access/visibility,sizeand
densityasthemostrelevantfactorsofadjustment.Transactionpriceswillbeaffectedbyanumberof
variablessuchas:
Financing/ConditionsofSale:Favorablefinancingorunusualconditionsofsale(suchas
assemblage,sellerduress,etc.)canimpactthesalespriceofaproperty.
Time/MarketConditions:Thetimeadjustmentreflectschangesinmarketconditions(e.g.,
supply,demand,macroeconomicconditions)betweenthoseexistingatthetimeofsaleand
thoseasoftheeffectivedateofappraisal.
Location:Locationfactorssuchasvisibility,access,sizeofmarket(includingregional,local,
rural,metropolitanbuyerperceptions)andneighborhoodcompositionoftenwillimpactthe
sellingprice.
Zoning/Density:Thepermissibleusesinazoningdistrictandthedensitytowhichtheseusesare
permittedcanaffectthepriceofavacantproperty.Densityadjustmentsforlandanalyzedona
perunitbasisarenegativeforlessdevelopedsites(moregreenareaperunit,lesscrowded)and
positiveformoredenselydevelopedsites.Conversely,onaper‐square‐footbasis,higherdensity
isfavorableandwouldrequireadownwardadjustment.
Size:Sizeadjustmentsconsidertheeconomiesofscale,orthetendencyforlargertractstosell
lessthansmallertractsonapricepersquarefoot,orperunit/bedbasis.
SaleNo. Location Units Acres SaleDate SalePrice $/Unit $/AC $/SF
1NEDynamite&44thSt 35 14.44 Apr‐10 $1,200,000 $34,286 $83,102 $1.91
CaveCreek,Arizona
2SEofPimaRdandLegacyBlvd 465 9.82 Dec‐09 $13,240,000 $28,473 $1,348,269 $30.95
Scottsdale,Arizona
3685SouthFreewayDrive 22 1.06 Feb‐09 $1,200,000 $54,545 $1,132,075 $25.99
Napa,California
4SECornerofImolaAvenueandGoldenGateDrive 17 0.86 Feb‐09 $850,000 $50,000 $988,372 $22.69
Napa,California
52975DuttonMeadow 96 4.00 Aug‐08 $2,800,000 $29,167 $700,000 $16.07
SantaRosa,California
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
VACANTLANDTRANSACTIONS
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PROPERTY SUBJECT SALE1SALE2SALE3SALE4SALE5
LOCATION 12030113thAve NEDynamite&44thSt SEofPimaRdandLegacyBlvd 685SouthFreewayDrive SECornerofImolaAvenueandGoldenGateDrive 2975DuttonMeadow
Youngtown,Arizona CaveCreek,Arizona Scottsdale,Arizona Napa,California Napa,California SantaRosa,California
USE ALR MasterPlannedCommunity/SingleFamilyDevelopment 465unitCCRC Multi‐familyresidential Multi‐familyresidential Apartments
SIZE:
UNITS 65 35 465 22 17 96
ACRES 1.35 14.44 9.82 1.06 0.86 4.00
DENSITY 48.1 2.4 47.4 20.8 19.8 24.0
SALEDATE Apr‐10 Dec‐09 Feb‐09 Feb‐09 Aug‐08
SALEPRICE $1,200,000 $13,240,000 $1,200,000 $850,000 $2,800,000
PRICE/UNIT $34,286 $28,473 $54,545 $50,000 $29,167
PRICE/SF $1.91 $30.95 $25.99 $22.69 $16.07
ADJUSTMENTS:
FINANCING 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
ADJUSTEDINDICATION $34,286 $28,473 $54,545 $50,000 $29,167
CONDITIONSOFSALE 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
ADJUSTEDINDICATION $34,286 $28,473 $54,545 $50,000 $29,167
MARKETCONDITIONS 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
ADJUSTEDINDICATION $34,286 $28,473 $54,545 $50,000 $29,167
OTHERADJUSTMENTS:
LOCATION Similar Superior Superior Superior Similar
SIZE Superior Inferior Superior Superior Similar
ZONING/DENISTY Superior Similar Superior Superior Superior
OTHER Similar Similar Similar Similar Similar
NETADJUSTMENT ‐50% ‐40% ‐70% ‐70% ‐40%
INDICATEDVALUE $17,143 $17,084 $16,364 $15,000 $17,500
MINIMUM: $15,000 ESTIMATEDVALUEOFSUBJECT:
MAXIMUM: $17,500 65 UNITS@ $16,500 $1,072,500
AVERAGE: $16,618 EXCESSLANDVALUE: $0
STD.DEVIATION: $994 ROUNDEDTO $1,070,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
LANDSALESANALYSISSUMMARY
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LandValueConclusion
Thecomparablelandsalesgridindicatedadjustedvaluesforthesubjectproperty,whichwereconciled
basedonnecessaryadjustments,aspresented.Therefore,wehavereconciledwithintherange,orat
$16,500perunit,resultinginaconcludedlandvalueof$1,070,000,rounded.
ImprovementValuation
Direct/HardCosts:Baseduponourinspectionofthesubjectimprovements,andourknowledgeof
constructionquality,theconstructionofthevariousbuildingsisbestrepresentedbytheMarshalland
SwiftValuationService:MultipleResidences–SeniorsHousing,MultipleResidences–ElderlyAssisted
Living(AL),ConvalescentHospitals(SN),andClubhousesforSeniorCitizens(Clubhouse/Commons
Buildings).Wehaveestimatedthehardconstructioncostsforthebuildingimprovementsasfollows:
Thetableaboveindicatesvaluespersquarefootgiventothevariousbuildingsthatcomprisethe
property.Otherhardcostsincludepavingestimated,landscapingandsitework/retention.
PersonalProperty:Furniture,fixtures,andequipment(FF&E)areestimatedbaseduponourknowledge
ofthesecostsforsimilartypeproperties,includingthedevelopmentcostcomparablespresentedatthe
conclusionofthissection.Thecomparablesrangefrom$0to$10,788andwereconciledto$5,000per
unitforFF&E.
OtherIndirect/SoftCosts:Wehaveestimatedtypicalsoftcostamountsforlegal,accounting,
professionalfees,realestatetaxesduringhold,andinsuranceatalumpsum;researchintoremaining
contingencyandothermiscellaneousitemsleadsustoconcludeatarateof5%ofthetotalhardcosts.
Premarketing/StabilizationCosts:Totalcoststobringthepropertyintoproductiontoastabilized
occupancylevelincludemarketingandpre‐marketingexpenses,operatinglossesincurredduringfill‐up,
promotionalandpublicrelationsexpenses,marketingconsultants,andprofessionaladvertisingthrough
thevariousmedia.Baseduponourknowledgeoftheseexpensesforsimilarproperties,anddiscussions
withmarketingspecialistsandconsultants,weestimatedthetotalcoststobringthepropertyinto
productionatstabilizedoccupancytobeapproximately$5,000perunit.Wenotethatthisestimate
presumesahealthymarketandacompetentmarketing/managementteam.
EntrepreneurialIncentive:Thelastaccountablecostisentrepreneurialincentiveandoverheadessential
tocompleteaprojectofthissize.Ourdiscussionwithdevelopersactiveintheretirementcommunity
marketsuggestsarangeinanticipatedreturnsof10%to20%oftheprojectcosts(excludingland).
However,ourexperiencewithEricksonRetirement,SunriseSeniorLiving,andLifeCareServicesisthat
Component IL AL SN Cottage Clubhouse Total
Class/Quality ‐‐ ClassD,Average ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐
BaseBuildingCost $0.00 $79.29 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
AddforSprinklers $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $0.00 $2.00
Subtotal 2.0081.292.000.002.00
FARMultiplier 0.000 0.950 0.000 0.000 0.000
LocalMultiplier 0.000 0.970 0.000 0.000 0.000
CurrentMultiplier 0.000 0.970 0.000 0.000 0.000
Subtotal 0.0072.660.000.000.00
Ratiotototal 0%100%0%0%0%
FinalBuildingCost $72.66
Source:MarshallValuationService/HealthTrust,LLC
SUMMARYOFBASEBUILDINGCOSTS
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developerstakeasmallerreturnonlargerprojects,moreintheneighborhoodof5%to10%.Wealso
pointoutthatbarrierstoentryinanygivenmarket,orriskplayanintegralroleindeveloperincentive.
Giventhesize,scope,andriskofthesubjectdevelopment,wehaveincorporatedentrepreneurial
incentiveof15%ofprojectcosts.
TotalReplacementCostNew(RCN):Wehaveappliedcostestimatedfromareliablecostestimator
(Marshall&Swift)toderiveareasonableRCNforthesubject.Thechartonthefollowingpageincludes
recentlyconstructedseniorhousing/healthcareprojectsthroughouttheregion/country.Wetherefore
concludethatthesecomparablepropertiessupportourestimatedreplacementcostnewforthe
subject.
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PROPERTY SUBJECT12345
DATE 20102009200920082008
LOCATION Arizona Arizona California Texas Texas Texas
NO.UNITS/BEDS 65 140 124 80 74 134
GROSSBUILDINGAREA 37,102 125,316 113,708 81,163 57,000 0
CONSTRUCTIONTYPE WoodFrame SteelFrame SteelFrame SteelFrame Unknown
LANDCOST $1,070,000 $1,945,500 $2,500,000 $468,000 $1,500,000 $0
SITEWORK $29,403 $900,000 $4,300,000 $0 $0 $0
HARDCOSTS $2,776,009 $11,005,020 $18,286,870 $9,123,989 $5,700,000 $14,400,000
FF&E $325,000 $1,429,088 $790,260 $863,076 $500,000 $0
SOFTCOSTS $794,562 $5,557,500 $10,783,103 $2,886,597 $943,218 $0
TOTAL $3,924,974 $18,891,608 $34,160,233 $12,873,662 $7,143,218 $14,400,000
ENTREPRENEURIALINCENTIVE $588,746 $2,833,741 $5,124,035 $1,931,049 $1,071,483 $2,160,000
REPLACEMENTCOSTNEW $4,513,720 $21,725,349 $39,284,268 $14,804,711 $8,214,701 $16,560,000
COSTSPERUNIT $69,442 $155,181 $316,809 $185,059 $111,009 $123,582
COSTSPERSF $121.66 $173.36 $345.48 $182.41 $144.12 N/A
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
Note:Costsmaybecombinedinsomecategories
COSTCOMPARABLESUMMARY
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Depreciation
Depreciationisallocatedbetweenthevarioustypesofcurableandincurabledepreciableitems.
Depreciationisdefinedasalossinvaluefromanycause,andconsistsofphysicaldeterioration,
functionalobsolescence,andeconomicorexternalobsolescence.
Physicalcurabledepreciation(deferredmaintenance)includesallitemsofmaintenancethatshouldbe
correctedonthedateofappraisaltomaximizeprofitorminimizelossthatwouldresultiftheproperty
weresold.Ameasureofphysicalcurabledeteriorationisthecosttoperformthismaintenanceand
includessuchitemsasinteriorandexteriorpainting,roofrepair,etc.
Theestimatedphysicalincurabledepreciationincludesbothshort‐livedandlong‐livedcomponentsand
representsgeneralwearandtearonthepropertythatdoesnotwarrantimmediaterepair.Deducting
thisreplacementcostnewfromtheproperty’stotal,resultsinadepreciablebaseforthelong‐lived
components.Basedontheestimatedeffectiveageofthesubject,assuminganeconomiclifeof50years,
wewereabletoestimatetotallong‐livedincurabledepreciationforthesubject.
Functionalobsolescenceincludesitemsofdeficiencyorsuperadequacythatimpactthestructure’s
utility.Curableitemsareeconomicallyfeasibletocorrectwhileincurableitemscannotbefixedforless
thantheresultingcontributiontovalue.
Externalobsolescenceresultsfromfactorsandinfluencesoutsidetheproperty.Thistypeof
obsolescenceisusuallyincurablebecausethetenantandlandlordaretypicallypowerlesstoremoveor
changetheinfluencecreatingtheobsolescence.Examplesofexternalobsolescenceincludegovernment
feesandregulations,thepresenceofalandfillorequallyundesirableneighbor,andmarketconditions
thatdonotsupportdevelopmentcosts.Wehavenotednoevidenceofexternalobsolescenceimpacting
thesubject.
CostApproachConclusion
Thefinalstepinthecostapproachisaddingthepreviouslyestimatedlandvalueofthesubjectsiteto
theestimateddepreciatedreplacementcostnewoftheimprovements.Therefore,themarketvalueof
thesubject,viathecostapproach,ispresentedinthefollowingexhibit.
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HARDCOSTS
MainStructure 37,102 SF@ $72.66 $2,695,886
OtherStructure ‐ SF@ $0.00 $0
Walkways&Paving 14,702 SF@ $5.00 $73,508
Landscaping 2,940 SF@ $2.25 $6,616
SiteWork/Retention 58,806 SF@ $0.50 $29,403
Furniture,Fixtures,&Equipment 65 Units/Beds@ $5,000 $325,000
TotalHardCosts: $3,130,412
SOFTCOSTS
ProfessionalFees,Title,Ins.,Taxes,etc. $313,041
Miscellaneous&Contingency@ 5% $156,521
Pre‐marketingexpenses@ $5,000 PerUnit $325,000
TotalSoftCosts: $794,562
ENTREPRENEURIALINCENTIVE@ 15% $588,746
REPLACEMENTCOSTNEW $69,442 /PerUnit $121.66 /SquareFoot $4,513,720
DEPRECIATION
PhysicalCurable: $0
PhysicalIncurable(Short‐Lived): Effective Economic
COMPONENT CostNew Age Life Amount
Roof $74,204 18 25 $53,427
FF&E $325,000 9 12 $243,750
Flooring $148,408 8 10 $118,726
HVAC $185,510 18 25 $133,567
SiteImprovements $73,508 10 25 $29,403
$806,630 $578,873
PhysicalIncurable(Long‐Lived):
ReplacementCostNew $4,513,720
LessShort‐LivedItems 806,630‐$
DepreciableBasis 3,707,091$
EffectiveAge/EconomicLife 35 /50= 70.0% $2,594,963
FunctionalObsolescence: $0
ExternalObsolescence: $0
TOTALESTIMATEDACCRUEDDEPRECIATION ‐$3,173,837
VALUATIONSUMMARY
DEPRECIATEDVALUEOFIMPROVEMENTS $1,339,883
ADDEXCESSCONVALUE@$0PerBed $0
LANDVALUE $1,070,000
EXCESSLANDVALUE $0
ADDTOTALLANDVALUE $1,070,000
PRELIMINARYCOSTAPPROACHVALUE $2,409,883
LESSADJUSTMENTFORLACKOFSTABILIZATION $0
ESTIMATEDVALUEVIACOSTAPPROACH $2,409,883
ROUNDEDTO $2,400,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
COSTAPPROACHSUMMARY
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InsurableValueEstimate
Basedontheforegoing,wehavealsoestimatedthesubject’sinsurablevalue,asshownbelow:
FountainRetirementHotel
ReplacementCostNew $4,513,720
Less:
SiteWork/Retention 58,806 SF@ $0.50 ‐$29,403
EntrepreneurialIncentive ‐$588,746
INSURABLEVALUECALCULATION $3,895,571
ROUNDEDTO $3,900,000
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
INSURABLEVALUECALCULATIONS
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RECONCILIATIONANDFINALVALUEESTIMATES
Thepurposeofthisappraisalistoassistwithunderwritingapotentialloaninvolvingthesubjectofthe
feesimpleinterestinthesubject.Wehaveappliedthreeapproachestoestimatethesubject’svalue.
Thevalueestimatesprovidedbytheseapproachesare:
FivelandsalesareusedintheCostApproachtoprovideanestimateofthesubject’svalue.Thesesales
offeredareliableindicationofthesubject’ssitevalue.Thereplacementcostnewreflectscurrentcosts
asestimatedbyareliablecostmanual,nationalaveragesforretirementcommunitydevelopment,
developmentcostcomparables,andourexperience.However,thedepreciationestimatesaremore
subjectiveandhavelessdirectmarketsupport.Theoldertheimprovements,thelessreliablethis
approachbecomesduetothenecessarilysignificantdepreciationestimatesapplied.Hence,whilewe
believethisapproachprovidesareliableestimateofthesubject’svalue,lessweightwasplaceonthis
approachratherthantheincomeapproach.
TheIncomeApproachhasbeenemployedtoestimatethepresentvalueofthecashflowsgeneratedby
thesubject’soperation.Ourestimatesofrevenuesandexpensesreflecttheperformanceofnumerous
similarpropertiesandarewellsupported.Thegoing‐in/terminalcapitalizationanddiscountratesused
areextractedfromthemarketandreflectthesubject’sfinancingterms.Thisapproachhasthemost
supportfromthemarketandbestreflectsthemannerinwhichtheprobablepurchaserwouldexamine
thesubject;thatis,becauseaseniorhousingandhealthcareassetsareincome‐producingproperties,a
buyerwillmoststronglyconsiderthecashflowsthatanassetcangenerate.Theincomeapproachis
thusthemostreliableandhasbeenaccordedthemostweightforourvaluationanalysis.Wetypically
employdirectcapitalizationanddiscountedcashflowmethods,weightthestrengthsofeach,and
reconcilingaccordingly.
TheSalesComparisonApproachincludesfivesalesofseniorhousing/healthcareassetsthathave
transferredrecently.Thesesalesdifferfromthesubjectbutwereabletoproduceareliableestimateof
thesubject’svalue.Wedopointoutthatthisapproachisheavilydependentonwhetherthereis
sufficientandactivesalesvolume.Historically,whileanumberofsalesdoexistinthisproductniche,the
numberofsalesisconsiderablylessthanthatoftraditionalcommercialorresidentialproperties.Hence,
significantadjustmentsareoftenrequiredandthisapproachislargelyusedtoprovidebenchmarksto
As‐Is
19‐Jul‐2010
TheCostApproach‐FeeSimple $2,400,000
TheIncomeApproach‐FeeSimple $2,200,000
TheSalesApproach‐FeeSimple $2,200,000
TheIncomeApproach‐LeasedFee ‐‐‐
TheIncomeApproach‐Leasehold ‐‐‐
MarketValueofGoingConcern(TAB) $2,200,000
MarketValueofLeasedFeeEstate ‐‐‐
MarketValueofLeaseholdEstate ‐‐‐
ValueIndication(s)
ValueConclusion(s)
VALUATIONSUMMARY
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testforreasonablenessoftheprimaryvaluationtool(incomeapproach).Consequently,thisapproach
hasreceivedsecondaryweight.
AssetValueAllocation
Accordingtothe2010EditionoftheUniformStandardsofProfessionalAppraisalPracticeofthe
AppraisalFoundation,itisnecessarytoidentifyanypersonalproperty,tradefixturesorintangibleitems
thatarenotrealpropertybutareincludedintheappraisal.Businessvalueor“intangibleassets”is
generallycreatedwhenapropertysuchasthesubjecthasachievedstabilizedoperations.
AnAssistedLivingResidenceisauniquepropertybecauseitcontainselementsofallthreetypesof
values.Itisoftenverydifficulttoseparatethegoingconcernbusinessvaluefromtherealestatevalue,
forexample,becauseneithercanexistwithouttheother.However,wehaveattemptedtoallocatethe
relativecontributionvaluesoftherealproperty,personalpropertyandintangibleassetsasagoing
concern.
Severalschoolsofthoughtexistwithregardtohowthesecomponentsareallocated.Hotelappraisers
willtypicallydeductafranchisefeepaidfortheuseofabrandname(i.e.,Marriott,RitzCarlton,Hilton,
etc.),andapassivemanagementfeeofsay3.0%to5.0%fromgrossrevenuetoderiveNOIthatis
capitalizedintoabusinessvalue.Othershaveadvocatednumerousotherdeductionsforworkforcein
place,originalcosttohireandtraintheworkforce,andotherintangiblesthatshouldbedeductedfrom
theTotalAssetsoftheBusiness(TAB)toisolatethevalueoftherealestateonly.Weunderstandthis
methodologyhashadverylimitedsuccessinthecourtsthusfar.AcourseofferedbytheAppraisal
Institute(Course800)wasbasedonsimilartheories.However,itwassocontroversialtheAppraisal
Institutesuspendedteachingthecoursein2007.Wehaveattemptedtoallocatethevaluestoeachof
thecomponentsthroughacombinationofmethods(IncomeResidual,ManagementCapitalization,and
CostResidual),thusreconcilingtoafinalallocationforeachcomponent.
IncomeResidualMethod:Inthiscase,webeginwiththetotalestimatedNOIofthegoingconcern,as
estimatedinourvaluationanalysis.FromthiswedeductthereturnassociatedwithFF&Etoarriveata
purelyrealestatebasedincomestreamwhichwecapitalizedatalowerratethanthegoingconcernto
accountforthelowerriskfactor.Hence,wedeductthedepreciatedcostoftheFF&EandtheRealEstate
valuefromthetotalconcludedpropertyvalue.Theremainderreflectstheindicatedbusinessvalue.
ManagementCapitalizationMethod:ThisisasimplisticversionoftheIncomeResidualMethod
wherebyweutilizeandassumethemanagementfeereflectstheincomeattributabletothebusiness.
Wethuscapitalizethemanagementfeeatasignificantlyhigherratetoaccountfortheincreased
perceptionofriskassociatedwithandisolatedtothebusiness.
CostResidualMethod:Inthisinstance,itisassumedacostapproachanalysishasbeencompleted.
Therefore,whenweallocatevalue,firstwesatisfythepersonalpropertycomponent;thisestimate
representsthedepreciatedvalueoftheFF&Epresentedinthecostapproachandroundedtothe
nearest$100,000.Then,wewillallocatevaluetorealestate.Whenthecostapproachconclusion
(beforedeductionforalackofstabilizedoccupancy)ishigherthanthefinalvalueestimates,we
estimatetherealestatebydeductingtheFF&Efromthefinalvalueconclusions.Whenthecost
approachconclusion(beforedeductionforalackofstabilizedoccupancy)islowerthanthefinalvalue
estimates,wededucttheFF&Efromthecostapproachconclusion(beforedeductionforalackof
stabilizedoccupancy).Typically,intheappraisalofasuccessfulretirementproperty,ourbusinessvalue
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allocationmethodissupportedbyvirtueofthedifferentialbetweenthecostapproachconclusionand
thefinalvalueestimate.Inotherwords,anythingremainingafterpersonalandrealpropertyhavebeen
satisfiedconstitutesbusinessvalue.
Inthisinstance,wehaveallocatedvalueasfollows:
As‐Is
IncomeResidualMethod
(1)
EstimatedNOI(GoingConcern) = $208,726
Less:ReturnonFF&Eof20.00% $100,000 = ‐$20,000
IncomeAttributabletoRealEstate = $188,726
(2)
ValueofRealEstate@ 9.00% = $2,096,953
Rounded: $2,100,000
TotalPropertyValueConcludedviaAppraisal = $2,200,000
Less:PersonalProperty(FF&E)
@
‐$100,000
Less:RealEstateValue
@
‐$2,100,000
Remainder(IndicatedBusinessValue) = $0
ManagementCapitalizationMethod
ManagementFee,orincometobusinessof = $52,460
(3)
Capitalizedatbusinesscapitalizationrateof 30.00% = $174,867
IndicatedBusinessValue Rounded: $200,000
CostResidualMethod
TotalPropertyValueConcludedviaAppraisal = $2,200,000
(4)
PreliminaryCostApproachConclusion = $2,400,000
ValueofRealEstate(CostlessExcessCON,lessFF&E) = $2,100,000
(5)
ValueofFF&EandExcessCON = $100,000
(6)
ValueofBusiness(TotalvaluelessRE,lessFF&E,lessexcessCON = $0
ReconciledBusinessAllocation
@
$100,000
ReconciledPersonalPropertyAllocation
@
$100,000
RemainderRealEstateAllocation
@
$2,000,000
(1) NOIofgoingconcernincludingintangibleassets,orTAB
(2) 50basispointslessthangoingconcerncaprate
(3) Substantiallyhighercapratethangoingconcerntoaccountforrisk
(4) Excludesanyadjustmentforlackofstabilization
(5) CertificateofNeed(CON)consideredchattelormovablepersonalproperty
(6) Businessvalueif>TotalPropertyValue;otherwisezero
Source:HealthTrust,LLC
VALUEALLOCATIONSUMMARY
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MarketabilityAnalysis
Thedefinitionof“marketvalue”incorporatestheassumptionthatthesubjectoftheappraisalhasbeen
exposedonthemarketforareasonableperiodoftime.TheAppraisalStandardsBoard(ASB)madethe
followingcommenttoStandard6ofUSPAP:
Reasonableexposuretimeisoneofaseriesofconditionsinmostmarketvaluedefinitions.Exposure
timeisalwayspresumedtoprecedetheeffectivedateoftheappraisal.
Exposuretimemaybedefinedasfollows:Theestimatedlengthoftimethepropertyinterestbeing
appraisedwouldhavebeenofferedonthemarketpriortothehypotheticalconsummationofasaleat
marketvalueontheeffectivedateoftheappraisal;aretrospectiveestimatebasedonananalysisofpast
eventsassumingacompetitiveandopenmarket.
Thestatementcontinueswithremarkingthatthisexposuretimeisnotapredictionofadateofsaleand
shouldnotbeconfusedwithamarketingperiod.TheAppraisalStandardsBoarddistinguishesmarketing
timeastheperiodrequiredtosellapropertyimmediatelyaftertheeffectivedateofappraisal.This
estimateisnotpartoftheappraisalprocessandhasnoimpactonmarketvalue.Becauseweare
estimatingmarketvalue,wehavemadeanestimateofthesubject'sexposuretimethatispresumedto
haveoccurredpriortotheeffectivedateoftheappraisal.
Inaccordancewithourconclusionofhighestandbestuse,webelievethatthemostprobablepurchaser
ofthesubjectpropertywouldbeanursinghome/retirementcommunityowner/operatororpossiblya
limitedpartnershipwithspecializedexpertiseinelderlycare.
Financingforthesubjectpropertywouldmostlikelybeobtainedthroughacommercialbankwithstrong
localties,lifeinsurancecompanyorthroughtax‐exemptbondissues.Inthecurrentmarket,lenders
nowplacemuchmoreunderwritingemphasisonthefinancialpositionandcredit‐worthinessofthe
borrowerandlessweightontherealestateassecuritycollateral.Weunderstandthistoholdtrueinthe
nursinghomeandretirementindustryaswell.
Wealsocontactedthreewell‐knownbrokeragefirmsthatspecializeinmarketinghealthcareproperties
nationally.BothMelGamzon,principalofSeniorHousingInvestmentAdvisorsandAllenMcMurtry,a
brokerwithCLWRealtyGroup,Inc.indicatedcurrentmarketingperiodsrangingfromsixtotwelve
monthsfromlistingtoclosing.Sincebothofthesefirmsarefamiliarwiththisproducttype,weare
confidentthatifthesubjectwereactivelymarketedtothisgroupofpotentialbuyersatapricenearour
estimatesofmarketvalue,itwouldsellwithintwelvemonths.DaveRothschildofCBCommercial
concurswiththesix‐totwelve‐monthmarketingperiod.Inthiscase,marketingtimeandexposuretime
arethesame.
Thekeytoestimatingaprobableexposuretimeforthesubjectistherelationshipbetweenitsnet
income,itscompetitivemarket,andthefinalvalueestimatedeveloped.Wenotethatnationallythereis
activityintheretirementmarketasmanyofthenationalplayersarepositioningthemselvestoincrease
marketshare.Hence,webelievethatifthesubjectwereactivelymarketedtothisgroupofpotential
buyersatapricenearourestimatesofmarketvalue,itwouldsellwithintwelvemonths.
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ADDENDA
HEALTHTRUST ADDENDA
SubjectPhotographsandExhibits
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ProvidedFinancialStatements
Jan - Mar 10
Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
4000 · Room & Board
4010 · Room & Boaard - Private 162,065.10
4040 · Medi-Set 81,855.00
4000 · Room & Board - Other 400.00
Total 4000 · Room & Board 244,320.10
4200 · Revenue Deductions
4210 · Private Deductions -5,816.06
Total 4200 · Revenue Deductions -5,816.06
Total Income 238,504.04
Gross Profit 238,504.04
Expense
Payroll Expenses 22.50
5000 · Supervisory Expenses
5010 · Supervisory Salaries 17,366.66
5000 · Supervisory Expenses - Other 151.77
Total 5000 · Supervisory Expenses 17,518.43
5100 · Dietary Expenses
5110 · Dietary Salaries 23,872.78
5120 · Dietary Food 15,369.95
5130 · Dietary Supplies 418.90
5150 · Dietary Purchased Services 160.95
Total 5100 · Dietary Expenses 39,822.58
5200 · Housekeeping Expenses
5210 · Housekeeping Salaries 19,940.75
5220 · Housekeeping Supplies 1,015.13
5230 · Housekeeping Repairs 473.00
Total 5200 · Housekeeping Expenses 21,428.88
5300 · Laundry Expenses
5310 · Laundry Salaries 4,845.00
Total 5300 · Laundry Expenses 4,845.00
5400 · Social Service Expenses
5410 · Social Service Salaries 3,870.07
Total 5400 · Social Service Expenses 3,870.07
5500 · Maintenance Expenses
5510 · Maintenance Salaries 4,963.76
5530 · Maintenance Repairs -1,303.31
5540 · Maintenance Purchased Service 1,911.41
5550 · Waste Management 396.75
5560 · Natural Gas 2,594.95
5570 · Water/Sewer 1,791.27
5580 · Electricity 8,921.61
5500 · Maintenance Expenses - Other 80.00
Total 5500 · Maintenance Expenses 19,356.44
5600 · Janitor Expenses 250.00
11:11 PM Fountain Retirement Center, Inc
06/22/10 Profit & Loss
Accrual Basis January through March 2010
Page 1
Jan - Mar 10
5700 · Administration Expenses
5710 · Administration Salaries 16,556.66
5730 · Administration Purch Services 137.84
5750 · Accounting Fees 1,800.00
5840 · Insurance General 7,301.53
5845 · Insurance Medical & Life 12,885.73
5850 · Insurance Vehicle 947.22
5855 · Insurance Workmans Comp 167.47
5875 · Miscellaneous Expense 1,610.65
5900 · Postage 176.00
5950 · Rent 59,537.61
5970 · Taxes/Licenses 108.20
5980 · Telephone 2,477.42
Total 5700 · Administration Expenses 103,706.33
6000 · Employee Benefits
6020 · Sun Country Credit Union 500.00
6030 · Payroll Taxes 7,140.71
6040 · Unemployment Taxes 735.21
6060 · Vacation - Holiday Pay 463.00
Total 6000 · Employee Benefits 8,838.92
Total Expense 219,659.15
Net Ordinary Income 18,844.89
Other Income/Expense
Other Expense
8500 · Other Expenses
8530 · Interest Expense 4,837.50
Total 8500 · Other Expenses 4,837.50
Total Other Expense 4,837.50
Net Other Income -4,837.50
Net Income 14,007.39
11:11 PM Fountain Retirement Center, Inc
06/22/10 Profit & Loss
Accrual Basis January through March 2010
Page 2
Oct - Dec 09
Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
4000 · Room & Board
4010 · Room & Boaard - Private 1,002,298.23
4040 · Medi-Set 62,805.00
4000 · Room & Board - Other 100.00
Total 4000 · Room & Board 1,065,203.23
4200 · Revenue Deductions
4210 · Private Deductions -9,528.69
4230 · Other Deductions -295.00
Total 4200 · Revenue Deductions -9,823.69
Total Income 1,055,379.54
Gross Profit 1,055,379.54
Expense
Payroll Expenses 0.00
5000 · Supervisory Expenses
5010 · Supervisory Salaries 80,163.58
5020 · Supervisory Central Supplies 5,925.05
5030 · Supervisory Repairs 26.00
5040 · Supervisory Purchased Services 1,467.79
5050 · S/C - Finger Printing 138.00
Total 5000 · Supervisory Expenses 87,720.42
5100 · Dietary Expenses
5110 · Dietary Salaries 92,218.62
5120 · Dietary Food 78,021.26
5130 · Dietary Supplies 2,517.95
5150 · Dietary Purchased Services 2,223.02
Total 5100 · Dietary Expenses 174,980.85
5200 · Housekeeping Expenses
5210 · Housekeeping Salaries 81,723.45
5220 · Housekeeping Supplies 8,918.01
5230 · Housekeeping Repairs 1,632.29
5240 · Housekeeping Purchased Service 76.00
Total 5200 · Housekeeping Expenses 92,349.75
5300 · Laundry Expenses
5310 · Laundry Salaries 18,743.50
5320 · Laundry Supplies 1,195.49
5330 · Laundry Repairs 1,838.17
Total 5300 · Laundry Expenses 21,777.16
5400 · Social Service Expenses
5410 · Social Service Salaries 16,325.76
5420 · Social Service Supplies 2,234.33
5440 · Social Service Purchased Servic 2,154.03
Total 5400 · Social Service Expenses 20,714.12
5500 · Maintenance Expenses
5510 · Maintenance Salaries 18,277.65
5520 · Maintenance Supplies 5,191.85
5530 · Maintenance Repairs 13,422.60
5540 · Maintenance Purchased Service 26,251.75
5550 · Waste Management 1,587.00
5560 · Natural Gas 12,863.37
5570 · Water/Sewer 10,926.58
5580 · Electricity 45,344.08
5500 · Maintenance Expenses - Other 1,220.00
Total 5500 · Maintenance Expenses 135,084.88
9:56 AM Fountain Retirement Center, Inc
04/19/10 Profit & Loss
Accrual Basis October through December 2009
Page 1
Oct - Dec 09
5700 · Administration Expenses
5710 · Administration Salaries 82,189.73
5730 · Administration Purch Services 74.24
5740 · Ads/Help Wanted 1,318.63
5750 · Accounting Fees 10,415.10
5780 · Bank Charges 9.73
5790 · Board of Directors Fees 1,000.00
5810 · Depreciation 35,461.00
5820 · Donations 1,000.00
5830 · Dues/Subscriptions 1,059.70
5840 · Insurance General 18,486.34
5845 · Insurance Medical & Life 25,800.87
5850 · Insurance Vehicle 816.00
5855 · Insurance Workmans Comp 12,603.20
5870 · Legal Fees 1,000.00
5875 · Miscellaneous Expense -1,812.53
5880 · Office Supplies 2,272.15
5890 · Permits/Fees -135.00
5900 · Postage 1,233.07
5910 · Printing/Duplication 5,597.80
5930 · Property Tax 11,159.30
5950 · Rent 229,148.88
5960 · Seminar/Education 970.00
5970 · Taxes/Licenses 3,768.50
5980 · Telephone 3,973.60
5990 · Vehicle Expenses 36,880.69
Total 5700 · Administration Expenses 484,291.00
6000 · Employee Benefits
6030 · Payroll Taxes 31,152.52
6040 · Unemployment Taxes 0.00
Total 6000 · Employee Benefits 31,152.52
66900 · Reconciliation Discrepancies 0.00
Total Expense 1,048,070.70
Net Ordinary Income 7,308.84
Other Income/Expense
Other Income
8000 · Other Income
8010 · Meal Income 382.00
8030 · Interest Income 1,289.21
Total 8000 · Other Income 1,671.21
Total Other Income 1,671.21
Other Expense
8500 · Other Expenses
8530 · Interest Expense 3,225.00
8540 · Penalties/Fines -18.41
Total 8500 · Other Expenses 3,206.59
Total Other Expense 3,206.59
Net Other Income -1,535.38
Net Income 5,773.46
9:56 AM Fountain Retirement Center, Inc
04/19/10 Profit & Loss
Accrual Basis October through December 2009
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HEALTHTRUST ADDENDA
ImprovedSales
IMPROVED SALE #1
Record ID:
8054704
Property
Type:
---
Name:
Morningstar at Littleton
Address:
5344 South Ripling Parkway, Littleton, Jefferson, CO, 80127
Verified with:
Grantee, Grantor, Senior Care Investor
By:
Colleen H. Blumenthal, MAI & David Rey Salinas, AS on
3/22/2009
KEY INDICATORS
Sale Price:
$25,250,000
Price per Capacity:
$297,059
Adjusted Sale Price:
---
Price per Acre:
$8,067,093
Sale Date:
5/2009
Price per SF:
$185.19
Cap Rate:
8.80%
Time on Market:
---
EGIM:
4.67
Exp as Percent of EGI:
58.86%
SALE DATA
Grantor:
MH MS Littleton, LLP (MacKenzie House, LLC)
Grantee:
AEW Senior Housing Investors, LP
Property Rights:
Fee Simple
Financing:
Cash to seller
Occupancy at sale:
91%
Private Pay Census:
100%
Medicaid Census:
---
Effective Gross Income:
$5,401,384
Operating Expenses:
$3,178,988
NOI:
$2,222,396
Exp per Capacity:
$37,400
PHYSICAL PLANT DATA
Year Opened:
2006
Major Renovation:
---
Gross Building Area:
71,080
Number of Buildings:
---
Number of Stories:
---
Elevators:
---
Construction:
Steel Frame
Quality:
---
Condition:
---
Parking Garage:
---
Parking Spaces:
---
PROPERTY MIX
Level
Capacity
IL
---
AL
65 units
ALZ
20 units
SN
---
HPL
---
Total Capacity
85
LAND DATA
Land Area:
3.13 Acres
Description:
Slightly irregular parcel on well-traveled road. 3.13 acres.
Improvements:
85-unit assisted living and memory care residence
Parcel / Legal:
195809
Proposed Use:
---
Zoning:
P-D (Planned Development) Jefferson County
REMARKS:
The financial indicators are based on the 2009 budget adjusted to reflect a 5% management fee and capital reserves. The property is of excellent quality and was in
excellent condition at the time of the sale. Lisa Widmier of Vant*Age Point represented the seller as broker.
2
IMPROVED SALE #2
Record ID:
8054703
Property Type:
---
Name:
Timber Ridge at Eureka
Address:
2740 Timber Ridge Lane, Eureka, Humboldt, CA, 95503
Verified with:
Grantee and Grantor
By:
Colleen H. Blumenthal, MAI on 3/22/2009
KEY INDICATORS
Sale Price:
$11,625,000
Price per Capacity:
$129,167
Adjusted Sale Price:
---
Price per Acre:
$6,605,114
Sale Date:
2/2009
Price per SF:
$151.63
Cap Rate:
9.93%
Time on Market:
---
EGIM:
3.01
Exp as Percent of EGI:
70.14%
SALE DATA
Grantor:
FKS Investment Company
Grantee:
Humboldt Walford, LLC
Property Rights:
Fee Simple
Financing:
Cash to seller
Occupancy at sale:
97%
Private Pay Census:
100%
Medicaid Census:
---
Effective Gross Income:
$3,865,984
Operating Expenses:
$2,711,559
NOI:
$1,154,425
Exp per Capacity:
$30,128
PHYSICAL PLANT DATA
Year Opened:
1998
Major Renovation:
---
Gross Building Area:
45,762
Number of Buildings:
---
Number of Stories:
---
Elevators:
---
Construction:
Wood Frame
Quality:
---
Condition:
---
Parking Garage:
---
Parking Spaces:
---
PROPERTY MIX
Level
Capacity
IL
---
AL
68 units
ALZ
22 units
SN
---
HPL
---
Total Capacity
90
LAND DATA
Land Area:
1.76 Acres
Description:
---
Improvements:
---
Parcel / Legal:
---
Proposed Use:
---
Zoning:
---
REMARKS:
This transaction reflects the exercise of a lease option negotiated in 1998. According to the lease, the optional purchase price is calculated by multiplying the total
development costs by an annual factor of 10% and subtracting the annual lease payments. Based on calculations provided by the operator, we understand this
purchase price is $11,625,000. We find this option price is slightly below current market conditions due to the fact it was negotiated in 1998.
The financial indicators reflect the actual performance trended to 2009 dollars and adjusted to include a 5% management fee and $300/unit reserves.
IMPROVED SALE #3
Record ID:
8054899
Property
Type:
---
Name:
Caruth Haven Court
Address:
5585 Caruth Haven Lane, Dallas, Dallas, TX, 75225
Verified
with:
SeniorCare Investor, Cornerstone REIT Press Release and
broker (Megan Fetter) CLW at
By:
Anthony Carter on 4/6/2009
KEY INDICATORS
Sale Price:
$20,500,000
Price per Capacity:
$225,275
Adjusted Sale Price:
---
Price per Acre:
$9,255,079
Sale Date:
1/2009
Price per SF:
$212.47
Cap Rate:
8.10%
Time on Market:
---
EGIM:
3.25
Exp as Percent of EGI:
73.67%
SALE DATA
Grantor:
Senior Housing Partners II, LP
Grantee:
Cornerstone Real Estate Funds (REIT)
Property Rights:
Fee Simple
Financing:
Cash to Seller
Occupancy at sale:
91%
Private Pay Census:
100%
Medicaid Census:
---
Effective Gross Income:
$6,307,692
Operating Expenses:
$4,647,192
NOI:
$1,660,500
Exp per Capacity:
$51,068
PHYSICAL PLANT DATA
Year Opened:
1999
Major Renovation:
---
Gross Building Area:
74,647
Number of Buildings:
---
Number of Stories:
---
Elevators:
---
Construction:
Wood Frame
Quality:
---
Condition:
---
Parking Garage:
---
Parking Spaces:
---
PROPERTY MIX
Level
Capacity
IL
---
AL
91 units
ALZ
---
SN
---
HPL
---
Total Capacity
91
LAND DATA
Land Area:
2.22 Acres
Description:
Level; Irregularly shaped; not in a flood zone
Improvements:
---
Parcel / Legal:
005450000P0040000
Proposed Use:
---
Zoning:
PD
REMARKS:
This is high quality, three story assisted living residence located within an exclusive area (Highland Park) of Dallas. The property was sold by 12 Oaks Management to
Prudential in 2003 for $12,950,000. Since the previous sale, NOI has been increased approximately 10% and the previous sale had a substantially higher cap rate at
11.24%. Based on the paired sales, the value has appreciated 8.13% annually or 46% aggregately. Throughout the previous sale and the current sale, 12 Oaks
continues to manage the property.
Although the subject has 91 units, it is licensed for 95 beds. Thus, this leaves the option to add four second residents.
4
IMPROVED SALE #4
Record ID:
8053918
Property
Type:
---
Name:
Adobe House
Address:
750 North McDowell Boulevard, Petaluma, Sonoma, CA,
94954
Verified with:
Buyer representative
By:
Scott A. McCorvie on 1/12/2009
KEY INDICATORS
Sale Price:
$14,540,000
Price per Capacity:
$363,500
Adjusted Sale Price:
---
Price per Acre:
$8,654,762
Sale Date:
12/2008
Price per SF:
$198.69
Cap Rate:
9.88%
Time on Market:
---
EGIM:
4.89
Exp as Percent of EGI:
51.71%
SALE DATA
Grantor:
Adobe House, LLC
Grantee:
Wilkinson 1031, LLC
Property Rights:
Fee Simple
Financing:
cash equivalent
Occupancy at sale:
75%
Private Pay Census:
100%
Medicaid Census:
---
Effective Gross Income:
$2,973,331
Operating Expenses:
$1,537,473
NOI:
$1,435,858
Exp per Capacity:
$38,437
PHYSICAL PLANT DATA
Year Opened:
1996
Major Renovation:
---
Gross Building Area:
23,022
Number of Buildings:
---
Number of Stories:
---
Elevators:
---
Construction:
Wood Frame
Quality:
---
Condition:
---
Parking Garage:
---
Parking Spaces:
---
PROPERTY MIX
Level
Capacity
IL
---
AL
---
ALZ
40 units
SN
---
HPL
---
Total Capacity
40
LAND DATA
Land Area:
1.68 Acres
Description:
---
Improvements:
---
Parcel / Legal:
137-061-038
Proposed Use:
---
Zoning:
R-5
REMARKS:
This residence is went under contract in May 2008 and was able to close in December 2008. The total purchase price $14,540,000 is allocated as $14,440,000 in real
estate and $100,000 in personal property. The financial analysis includes the 2008 annualized performance with a 5% management fee and $300 per unit in
replacement reserves.
IMPROVED SALE #5
Record ID:
8053453
Property Type:
---
Name:
Prestonwood Court
Address:
7001 West Plano Parkway, Plano, Denton, TX, 75093
Verified with:
Third Party Appraiser
By:
Anthony Carter on 11/21/2008
KEY INDICATORS
Sale Price:
$29,000,000
Price per Capacity:
$233,871
Adjusted Sale Price:
---
Price per Acre:
$7,482,519
Sale Date:
3/2008
Price per SF:
$171.78
Cap Rate:
7.84%
Time on Market:
---
EGIM:
4.01
Exp as Percent of EGI:
68.56%
SALE DATA
Grantor:
Prestonwood Court LTD
Grantee:
Aureus Group, LLC
Property Rights:
Fee Simple
Financing:
---
Occupancy at sale:
90%
Private Pay Census:
100%
Medicaid Census:
---
Effective Gross Income:
$7,231,920
Operating Expenses:
$4,958,320
NOI:
$2,273,600
Exp per Capacity:
$39,986
PHYSICAL PLANT DATA
Year Opened:
2006
Major Renovation:
---
Gross Building Area:
117,412
Number of Buildings:
---
Number of Stories:
---
Elevators:
---
Construction:
Steel Frame
Quality:
---
Condition:
---
Parking Garage:
---
Parking Spaces:
---
PROPERTY MIX
Level
Capacity
IL
---
AL
124 units
ALZ
---
SN
---
HPL
---
Total Capacity
124
LAND DATA
Land Area:
3.88 Acres
Description:
---
Improvements:
---
Parcel / Legal:
257359
Proposed Use:
---
Zoning:
---
REMARKS:
The expenses above include a 5% management fee and $300 per unit for reserves The revenue and expenses reflect the buyers Year 1 proforma.
HEALTHTRUST ADDENDA
LandSales
HEALTHTRUST ADDENDA
DemographicData
Senior Life 2009
Radius 1: 12030 N 113TH AVE, YOUNGTOWN, AZ 85363-1241, 0.00 - 5.00 Miles, Total
Population by Age ProjectionEstimateCensus %% 20142000 2009
%
Total Population 142,630 195,339 225,422
4.05%4.31% 4.04% Age 55 - 59 6,146 7,885 9,140
4.33%4.94% 4.88% Age 60 - 64 7,039 9,536 9,752
5.42%6.16% 5.31% Age 65 - 69 8,780 10,364 12,211
5.12%7.49% 5.19% Age 70 - 74 10,677 10,146 11,551
4.94%8.06% 5.52% Age 75 - 79 11,498 10,786 11,139
4.24%6.48% 4.88% Age 80 - 84 9,245 9,535 9,566
5.13%6.08% 5.37% Age 85 and over 8,674 10,492 11,571
33.24%43.51% 35.19%Age 55 and over 62,060 68,744 74,930
24.86%34.27% 26.27%Age 65 and over 48,875 51,323 56,038
Total Population, Male 66,137 93,042 107,790
4.10%3.91% 3.76% Age 55 - 59 2,586 3,499 4,418
3.78%4.48% 4.37% Age 60 - 64 2,961 4,062 4,071
4.96%5.87% 4.97% Age 65 - 69 3,885 4,624 5,346
4.61%7.02% 4.71% Age 70 - 74 4,640 4,381 4,968
4.32%7.32% 4.89% Age 75 - 79 4,844 4,554 4,657
3.54%5.69% 4.20% Age 80 - 84 3,764 3,908 3,812
3.97%4.56% 4.26% Age 85 and over 3,013 3,965 4,274
29.27%38.85% 31.16%Age 55 and over 25,694 28,993 31,546
21.39%30.46% 23.03%Age 65 and over 20,146 21,432 23,057
Total Population, Female 76,492 102,297 117,631
4.01%4.65% 4.29% Age 55 - 59 3,560 4,386 4,722
4.83%5.33% 5.35% Age 60 - 64 4,077 5,475 5,681
5.84%6.40% 5.61% Age 65 - 69 4,895 5,740 6,865
5.60%7.89% 5.64% Age 70 - 74 6,037 5,765 6,583
5.51%8.70% 6.09% Age 75 - 79 6,655 6,232 6,482
4.89%7.17% 5.50% Age 80 - 84 5,481 5,627 5,754
6.20%7.40% 6.38% Age 85 and over 5,661 6,527 7,297
36.88%47.54% 38.86%Age 55 and over 36,366 39,751 43,384
28.04%37.56% 29.22%Age 65 and over 28,729 29,891 32,981
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Population by Single Race Classification ProjectionEstimateCensus %% 20142000 2009
%
White Alone 123,102 157,847 176,438
29.76%38.79% 30.95% Age 65 and over 47,753 48,851 52,506
Black or African American Alone 3,688 8,328 11,723
8.88%8.68% 8.55% Age 65 and over 320 712 1,041
American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 781 1,600 2,147
7.41%6.40% 5.88% Age 65 and over 50 94 159
Asian Alone 1,855 3,730 5,022
10.18%8.73% 9.33% Age 65 and over 162 348 511
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone 132 256 355
12.68%15.91% 12.11% Age 65 and over 21 31 45
Some Other Race Alone 10,171 17,054 20,749
5.33%3.54% 4.75% Age 65 and over 360 810 1,106
Two or More Races 2,900 6,525 8,987
7.46%7.21% 7.31% Age 65 and over 209 477 670
Population by Hispanic or Latino ProjectionEstimateCensus %% 20142000 2009
%
Hispanic or Latino 24,688 48,485 63,328
6.30%4.81% 5.63% Age 65 and over 1,187 2,732 3,989
Not Hispanic or Latino 117,942 146,854 162,094
32.11%40.43% 33.09% Age 65 and over 47,688 48,591 52,049
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%
Householder Age 55 - 59 3,869 4,267 4,880
4.88%7.16% 5.27% Income less than $10,000 277 225 238
2.73%4.65% 3.00% Income $10,000 - $14,999 180 128 133
2.83%4.70% 3.07% Income $15,000 - $19,999 182 131 138
2.79%6.33% 3.09% Income $20,000 - $24,999 245 132 136
3.34%7.03% 4.22% Income $25,000 - $29,999 272 180 163
3.95%5.25% 4.48% Income $30,000 - $34,999 203 191 193
4.06%6.77% 4.85% Income $35,000 - $39,999 262 207 198
4.55%6.23% 5.11% Income $40,000 - $44,999 241 218 222
4.49%5.97% 3.59% Income $45,000 - $49,999 231 153 219
7.27%10.47% 8.48% Income $50,000 - $59,999 405 362 355
14.45%13.00% 19.10% Income $60,000 - $74,999 503 815 705
18.01%12.17% 13.87% Income $75,000 - $99,999 471 592 879
10.94%5.27% 11.01% Income $100,000 - $124,999 204 470 534
7.01%1.99% 5.04% Income $125,000 - $149,999 77 215 342
4.77%2.02% 3.16% Income $150,000 - $199,999 78 135 233
1.86%0.54% 1.48% Income $200,000 - $249,999 21 63 91
1.56%0.28% 0.87% Income $250,000 - $499,999 11 37 76
0.47%0.13% 0.33% Income $500,000 or more 5 14 23
Median Household Income $46,562 $63,814 $69,444
Householder Age 60 - 64 3,227 5,166 5,325
5.43%7.72% 6.29% Income less than $10,000 249 325 289
3.12%5.08% 3.54% Income $10,000 - $14,999 164 183 166
3.06%5.18% 4.07% Income $15,000 - $19,999 167 210 163
3.47%6.76% 3.87% Income $20,000 - $24,999 218 200 185
3.77%7.38% 4.92% Income $25,000 - $29,999 238 254 201
4.45%5.33% 5.79% Income $30,000 - $34,999 172 299 237
5.09%7.10% 5.52% Income $35,000 - $39,999 229 285 271
5.20%6.07% 5.36% Income $40,000 - $44,999 196 277 277
4.58%6.32% 3.89% Income $45,000 - $49,999 204 201 244
7.59%9.85% 9.39% Income $50,000 - $59,999 318 485 404
15.12%12.40% 16.88% Income $60,000 - $74,999 400 872 805
16.38%11.28% 12.54% Income $75,000 - $99,999 364 648 872
9.60%4.93% 9.37% Income $100,000 - $124,999 159 484 511
6.35%1.86% 3.95% Income $125,000 - $149,999 60 204 338
3.85%1.92% 2.54% Income $150,000 - $199,999 62 131 205
1.48%0.50% 1.37% Income $200,000 - $249,999 16 71 79
1.09%0.28% 0.54% Income $250,000 - $499,999 9 28 58
0.36%0.09% 0.21% Income $500,000 or more 3 11 19
Median Household Income $44,505 $57,212 $64,197
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%
Householder Age 65 - 69 6,040 5,898 6,908
5.63%6.31% 5.93% Income less than $10,000 381 350 389
4.37%7.12% 4.90% Income $10,000 - $14,999 430 289 302
5.85%9.83% 6.65% Income $15,000 - $19,999 594 392 404
6.21%9.35% 7.49% Income $20,000 - $24,999 565 442 429
7.05%10.31% 8.21% Income $25,000 - $29,999 623 484 487
7.40%10.22% 7.80% Income $30,000 - $34,999 617 460 511
6.89%9.14% 7.41% Income $35,000 - $39,999 552 437 476
6.63%6.74% 8.04% Income $40,000 - $44,999 407 474 458
6.53%5.61% 6.14% Income $45,000 - $49,999 339 362 451
9.74%8.38% 9.92% Income $50,000 - $59,999 506 585 673
11.16%6.19% 10.75% Income $60,000 - $74,999 374 634 771
11.46%6.29% 8.38% Income $75,000 - $99,999 380 494 792
5.30%2.04% 4.27% Income $100,000 - $124,999 123 252 366
2.35%0.79% 1.75% Income $125,000 - $149,999 48 103 162
1.61%1.08% 1.05% Income $150,000 - $199,999 65 62 111
0.93%0.30% 0.75% Income $200,000 - $249,999 18 44 64
0.58%0.23% 0.36% Income $250,000 - $499,999 14 21 40
0.32%0.07% 0.20% Income $500,000 or more 4 12 22
Median Household Income $33,459 $41,000 $44,973
Householder Age 70 - 74 5,647 5,857 6,599
5.93%6.68% 6.18% Income less than $10,000 377 362 391
4.47%7.67% 5.21% Income $10,000 - $14,999 433 305 295
6.27%10.06% 7.53% Income $15,000 - $19,999 568 441 414
7.26%9.69% 8.40% Income $20,000 - $24,999 547 492 479
7.43%10.59% 8.28% Income $25,000 - $29,999 598 485 490
7.56%10.41% 8.08% Income $30,000 - $34,999 588 473 499
7.02%9.07% 7.79% Income $35,000 - $39,999 512 456 463
6.99%6.43% 8.04% Income $40,000 - $44,999 363 471 461
6.93%5.38% 6.16% Income $45,000 - $49,999 304 361 457
9.90%7.76% 9.83% Income $50,000 - $59,999 438 576 653
9.97%5.86% 9.19% Income $60,000 - $74,999 331 538 658
8.77%5.84% 7.12% Income $75,000 - $99,999 330 417 579
5.23%2.04% 3.77% Income $100,000 - $124,999 115 221 345
2.62%0.76% 1.90% Income $125,000 - $149,999 43 111 173
1.71%1.17% 1.06% Income $150,000 - $199,999 66 62 113
0.88%0.32% 0.77% Income $200,000 - $249,999 18 45 58
0.76%0.23% 0.50% Income $250,000 - $499,999 13 29 50
0.30%0.09% 0.20% Income $500,000 or more 5 12 20
Median Household Income $32,564 $39,059 $42,906
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%
Householder Age 75 - 79 9,278 6,820 6,971
6.00%6.96% 6.54% Income less than $10,000 646 446 418
5.06%9.82% 6.17% Income $10,000 - $14,999 911 421 353
7.49%10.78% 8.81% Income $15,000 - $19,999 1,000 601 522
8.58%10.00% 9.30% Income $20,000 - $24,999 928 634 598
8.29%9.89% 8.71% Income $25,000 - $29,999 918 594 578
7.88%7.79% 8.21% Income $30,000 - $34,999 723 560 549
7.52%7.12% 7.48% Income $35,000 - $39,999 661 510 524
6.58%6.29% 6.61% Income $40,000 - $44,999 584 451 459
5.59%4.60% 5.44% Income $45,000 - $49,999 427 371 390
8.48%9.05% 8.24% Income $50,000 - $59,999 840 562 591
9.64%6.08% 9.18% Income $60,000 - $74,999 564 626 672
8.59%5.35% 6.99% Income $75,000 - $99,999 496 477 599
4.73%2.82% 3.90% Income $100,000 - $124,999 262 266 330
2.35%0.88% 1.85% Income $125,000 - $149,999 82 126 164
1.52%0.98% 1.13% Income $150,000 - $199,999 91 77 106
0.57%0.77% 0.45% Income $200,000 - $249,999 71 31 40
0.79%0.59% 0.73% Income $250,000 - $499,999 55 50 55
0.33%0.20% 0.25% Income $500,000 or more 19 17 23
Median Household Income $31,633 $36,512 $39,457
Householder Age 80 - 84 6,234 6,349 6,325
6.81%8.21% 7.17% Income less than $10,000 512 455 431
5.91%11.12% 6.79% Income $10,000 - $14,999 693 431 374
8.21%12.09% 9.72% Income $15,000 - $19,999 754 617 519
9.03%10.43% 9.91% Income $20,000 - $24,999 650 629 571
8.84%9.62% 8.95% Income $25,000 - $29,999 600 568 559
7.59%7.60% 8.10% Income $30,000 - $34,999 474 514 480
7.04%6.85% 6.99% Income $35,000 - $39,999 427 444 445
6.51%6.02% 6.58% Income $40,000 - $44,999 375 418 412
5.69%4.32% 5.12% Income $45,000 - $49,999 269 325 360
8.35%7.91% 8.06% Income $50,000 - $59,999 493 512 528
9.17%5.45% 8.40% Income $60,000 - $74,999 340 533 580
7.62%4.92% 6.44% Income $75,000 - $99,999 307 409 482
4.35%2.26% 3.69% Income $100,000 - $124,999 141 234 275
2.20%0.88% 1.50% Income $125,000 - $149,999 55 95 139
1.06%1.01% 0.93% Income $150,000 - $199,999 63 59 67
0.47%0.64% 0.60% Income $200,000 - $249,999 40 38 30
0.90%0.51% 0.80% Income $250,000 - $499,999 32 51 57
0.24%0.14% 0.27% Income $500,000 or more 9 17 15
Median Household Income $29,230 $34,612 $37,562
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%
Householder Age 85 and over 4,258 6,798 7,354
8.15%10.52% 8.62% Income less than $10,000 448 586 599
7.29%13.62% 8.75% Income $10,000 - $14,999 580 595 536
9.45%12.66% 11.18% Income $15,000 - $19,999 539 760 695
9.59%10.38% 9.80% Income $20,000 - $24,999 442 666 705
8.39%9.61% 8.50% Income $25,000 - $29,999 409 578 617
7.52%7.21% 7.83% Income $30,000 - $34,999 307 532 553
6.81%6.39% 6.50% Income $35,000 - $39,999 272 442 501
6.08%4.74% 6.02% Income $40,000 - $44,999 202 409 447
5.29%4.18% 5.25% Income $45,000 - $49,999 178 357 389
7.95%7.49% 7.21% Income $50,000 - $59,999 319 490 585
8.27%4.63% 8.11% Income $60,000 - $74,999 197 551 608
6.68%3.88% 5.28% Income $75,000 - $99,999 165 359 491
3.39%1.69% 2.66% Income $100,000 - $124,999 72 181 249
1.67%0.94% 1.24% Income $125,000 - $149,999 40 84 123
1.35%0.96% 1.13% Income $150,000 - $199,999 41 77 99
0.73%0.59% 0.75% Income $200,000 - $249,999 25 51 54
0.97%0.35% 0.85% Income $250,000 - $499,999 15 58 71
0.42%0.14% 0.34% Income $500,000 or more 6 23 31
Median Household Income $26,463 $32,017 $34,738
Households by Household Income ProjectionEstimateCensus %% 20142000 2009
%
Total Households 61,482 76,905 86,340
7.76%12.37% 8.77% Income less than $15,000 7,603 6,748 6,701
9.15%15.13% 10.70% Income $15,000 - $24,999 9,301 8,231 7,901
10.21%15.50% 11.91% Income $25,000 - $34,999 9,530 9,160 8,811
16.29%19.35% 17.65% Income $35,000 - $49,999 11,894 13,570 14,065
22.67%20.32% 23.57% Income $50,000 - $74,999 12,496 18,130 19,569
15.14%9.94% 13.38% Income $75,000 - $99,999 6,111 10,290 13,068
13.98%5.14% 10.62% Income $100,000 - $149,999 3,158 8,169 12,067
3.63%1.75% 2.46% Income $150,000 - $249,999 1,074 1,895 3,136
0.86%0.39% 0.70% Income $250,000 - $499,999 240 536 740
0.33%0.12% 0.23% Income $500,000 or more 74 175 282
Average Household Income $49,610 $61,552 $68,478
Median Household Income $40,431 $51,025 $57,272
Per Capita Income $21,722 $24,481 $26,445
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All Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Values ProjectionEstimateCensus %% 20142000 2009
%
Total All Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Values 50,462 62,845 70,468
0.68%2.00% 0.85% Value Less than $20,000 1,009 534 477
1.43%3.49% 1.66% Value $20,000 - $39,999 1,763 1,044 1,009
1.70%6.30% 2.15% Value $40,000 - $59,999 3,181 1,353 1,196
2.97%15.93% 3.47% Value $60,000 - $79,999 8,039 2,182 2,094
3.71%22.60% 5.34% Value $80,000 - $99,999 11,405 3,354 2,611
20.28%38.13% 26.85% Value $100,000 - $149,999 19,242 16,875 14,291
27.30%8.41% 29.08% Value $150,000 - $199,999 4,243 18,278 19,236
33.39%2.57% 26.13% Value $200,000 - $299,999 1,299 16,421 23,526
5.70%0.35% 2.72% Value $300,000 - $399,999 179 1,707 4,016
1.48%0.05% 0.88% Value $400,000 - $499,999 25 551 1,045
0.88%0.06% 0.53% Value $500,000 - $749,999 29 336 620
0.23%0.02% 0.12% Value $750,000 - $999,999 10 73 161
0.27%0.08% 0.22% Value $1,000,000 or more 38 136 187
Median All Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Value $99,708 $166,632 $185,237
Group Quarters by Population Type* ProjectionEstimateCensus %% 20142000 2009
%
Institutionalized: 1,533 1,483 1,507
0.27%0.26% 0.27% Correctional Institutions 4 4 4
98.34%98.04% 98.25% Nursing Homes 1,503 1,457 1,482
1.46%1.76% 1.55% Other Institutions 27 23 22
Noninstitutionalized 1,275 1,244 1,260
Tenure of Occupied Housing Units ProjectionEstimateCensus 20142000 2009
Owner Occupied 50,458 62,845 70,468
Renter Occupied 10,886 14,060 15,872
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Total2000 Tenure By Age of Householder
Total Households 61,369
Owner Occupied 50,462
5.79% Householder 55 to 59 Years 2,923
6.55% Householder 60 to 64 Years 3,307
21.02% Householder 65 to 74 Years 10,608
23.61% Householder 75 to 84 Years 11,912
8.62% Householder 85 and over 4,350
Renter Occupied 10,907
3.24% Householder 55 to 59 Years 353
4.00% Householder 60 to 64 Years 436
8.95% Householder 65 to 74 Years 976
17.78% Householder 75 to 84 Years 1,939
16.71% Householder 85 and over 1,823
%
Total2000 Pop 65 and over by HH Type and Relationship
Total for Pop 65 and over 48,968
In Households: 46,977
64.36% In Family Households: 31,514
33.56% Householder 16,435
30.11% Male 14,745
3.45% Female 1,690
27.93% Spouse 13,675
1.36% Parent 666
1.32% Other Relatives 647
0.19% Nonrelatives 91
31.58% In Non-Family Households: 15,462
7.32% Male householder 3,585
6.77% Living Alone 3,314
0.55% Not Living Alone 271
23.35% Female Householder 11,436
22.86% Living Alone 11,196
0.49% Not Living Alone 240
0.90% Nonrelatives 441
In Group Quarters: 1,992
3.01% Institutionalized population 1,476
1.05% Noninstitutionalized population 515
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65 Yrs
TotalsNoninstitutionalized Persons Age 16 and over
2000 Mobility and Disability Civilian % %
Total Disability 45,064 31,660
16.17% 18.49% Sensory Disability 7,288 5,854
34.75% 36.12% Physical Disability 15,661 11,435
13.93% 11.92% Mental Disability 6,279 3,775
9.21% 9.50% Self-Care Disability 4,151 3,008
25.93% 23.97% Go-Outside-Home Disability 11,685 7,589
And Over
75 Yrs
Yrs
65 - 74
TotalsNoninstitutionalized Persons Age 16 and over
2000 Mobility and Disability Civilian %%%
Disability by Sex by Age 113,162 19,268 28,224
40.50%44.97% 43.92% Male 50,890 8,462 11,430
17.93%12.76% 13.30% With a Disability 14,436 2,563 5,061
22.57%32.21% 30.62% No Disability 36,455 5,899 6,369
59.50%55.03% 56.08% Female 62,272 10,806 16,794
26.79%15.28% 14.12% With a Disability 17,291 2,721 7,561
32.71%39.75% 41.96% No Disability 44,981 8,085 9,233
And Over
75 Yrs
Yrs
65 - 74
Totals2000 Occupied Housing Units
%%%
Total Units 61,369 11,584 20,025
99.55%98.98% 99.39% With Telephone 60,742 11,513 19,935
0.45%1.02% 0.62% No Telephone 627 72 90
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TotalsBy Household Type by Age of Householder
2000 Census Poverty Status in 1999 Families %%%
Population with Known Poverty Status 140,007 19,268 28,224
55.78%69.65% 71.74% Married-Couple Families 97,510 13,823 15,743
4.11%12.65% 4.09% In other Families 17,706 788 1,160
1.18%4.22% 0.77% Male householder, no wife present 5,904 148 332
2.93%8.43% 3.32% Female householder, no husband present 11,802 640 828
40.11%17.71% 24.16% Unrelated individuals 24,791 4,656 11,321
94.05%93.23% 95.81%Income At or Above Poverty Level 130,523 18,461 26,546
54.50%67.18% 70.09% Married-Couple Families 94,058 13,504 15,381
3.82%10.50% 3.87% In other Families 14,704 745 1,078
1.05%3.52% 0.70% Male householder, no wife present 4,925 135 297
2.77%6.98% 3.17% Female householder, no husband present 9,778 610 781
35.74%15.54% 21.85% Unrelated individuals 21,761 4,211 10,087
5.95%6.77% 4.19%Income Below Poverty Level 9,484 808 1,678
1.28%2.46% 1.66% Married-Couple Families 3,451 319 361
0.29%2.14% 0.22% In other Families 3,002 43 82
0.12%0.70% 0.07% Male householder, no wife present 978 13 35
0.17%1.45% 0.16% Female householder, no husband present 2,024 30 47
4.38%2.16% 2.31% Unrelated individuals 3,031 445 1,235
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HEALTHTRUST ADDENDA
EngagementLetter
HEALTHTRUST ADDENDA
AppraiserQualifications
ALANC.PLUSH,MAI
EMPLOYMENT
HEALTHTRUSTLLC–February2003topresent
Sarasota,Florida
President,SeniorPartner(HealthcareandSeniorHousingValuation)
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS,LLP–1999toFebruary,2003
Sarasota,Florida
Director(SeniorAdvisoryServices,GlobalRealEstateValuationGroup)
GULF/ATLANTICVALUATIONSERVICES,INC.–1994to1999
Sarasota,Florida
President(Healthcare&RetirementValuation,MarketStudies,andFeasibilityReports)
PARDUE,HEID,CHURCH,SMITHANDWALLEROFSARASOTA,INC.–1992to1994
Sarasota,Florida
ManagingPartner(Healthcare&RetirementValuation,MarketStudies,andFeasibilityReports)
PARDUE,HEID,CHURCH,SMITHANDWALLEROFTAMPA,INC.–1991to1992
Tampa,Florida
SeniorAppraiser(Healthcare&RetirementValuation)
SMITHPARKEANDCOMPANY–1984to1990
Sarasota,Florida
VicePresident(Commercial&HealthcareRealEstateValuation)
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITYOFFLORIDA
BachelorofScience,1981
BusinessAdministration
MANATEEJUNIORCOLLEGE
AADegree
APPRAISALINSTITUTE
StandardsofProfessionalPractice
PrinciplesofRealEstateAppraising
BasicValuationProcedures
CapitalizationTheory&Techniques‐PartA
CapitalizationTheory&Techniques‐PartB
CaseStudiesinRealEstateValuation
ReportWritingandValuationAnalysis
DemonstrationAppraisalReport
ComprehensiveExamination
CONTINUINGEDUCATION
OnlineAnalyzingOperatingExpenses(2010)
OfficeBuildingValuation(2008)
FHAandtheAppraisalProcess(2008)
ForecastingRevenue(2008)
FloridaStateLawUpdateforRealEstateAppraisers(2004,2006,2008)
ProfessionalStandardsUSPAPUpdate,CoreLawforAppraisers(1994‐2007)
BusinessPracticeandEthics(2006)
OnlineAppraisingFromBlueprintsandSpecifications(2006)
OnlineAnalyzingOperatingExpenses(2006)
EvaluatingCommercialConstruction(2006)
OnlineAppraisalofNursingFacilities(2005)
15‐hourNationalUSPAPCourse(2003,2004)
AnalyzingCommercialLeaseCauses(2002)
StandardsofProf.Practice,PartC(1999,2001)
RegressionAnalysisinAppraisalPractice(2001)
RealEstateValueCycles(2001)
AdvancedApplications(2000)
LitigationValuationOverview(1998)
AppraisingFromBluePrints&Specifications(1998)
UnderstandingandUsingDCFSoftware(1997)
AppraisalofNursingFacilities(1996)
StandardsofProfessionalPractice,PartA&B(1996)
Law/Regulations,RichmondAssociationofREALTORS(1995)
NationalHealthLawyersAssociationAnnualReview(1994)
MaximizingtheValueofanAppraisalPractice(1994)
CERTIFICATIONS&AFFILIATIONS
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐G00502(Alabama)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐31350(Arizona)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG1371N(Arkansas)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐AG027998(California)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG40023432(Colorado)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–RCG.0000503(Connecticut)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐RZ0000566(Florida)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐3913(Georgia)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐153.0001571(Illinois)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG49400124(Indiana)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐002055(Kentucky)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG00000688(Maine)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐10806(Maryland)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐2946(Massachusetts)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐1201003568(Michigan)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐20076706(Minnesota)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐GA‐468(Mississippi)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐589RAG(Montana)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG970189R(Nebraska)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐NHCG313(NewHampshire)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐42RG00139300(NewJersey)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐46000010343(NewYork)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐A5418(NorthCarolina)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐000398459(Ohio)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐GA‐001255‐L(Pennsylvania)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐A00681G(RhodeIsland)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG6708(SouthCarolina)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐TX‐1326778‐G(Texas)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐4001‐003762(Virginia)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐1100985(Washington)
StateofFloridaBuildingContractorClassB(Inactive)CBC035068
MAI
AlanC.Plush,MAI,Member,AppraisalInstitute
OWNERSHIPACTIVITIES
ProformanceSeniorLiving–9assets,soldallin2006
RittenhouseSeniorLiving–9assetscurrentlyowned,contractedforpurchaseorunderdevelopment
BOARDSEATS
InvestmentCommittee,SHPInvestments(onbehalfofCalPersInvestmentFund),2002‐2007.
AmericanSeniorsHousingAssociation(ASHA),2001‐present.
SPEAKINGENGAGEMENTS–BANKS
RegionsBank
PrivateBank
PNCBank/ARCS
GEHealthcareFinancialServices
HSHNordbank
FannieMaeDUSLendersConference
FleetBank,Albany,NewYork
BankUnitedAnnualCorrespondentsConference,Dallas,Texas
KeyBank,Cleveland,Ohio
BankofAmericaHealthcareTaskForce,Chicago,Illinois
NationsBank,Baltimore,Maryland
PrudentialLifeInsurance/InsigniaMortgage,Atlanta,Georgia
LECTUREASSIGNMENTS&SEMINARS
U.S.DepartmentofHousingandUrbanDevelopment,Chicago,IL,2010
Attendee:LeanSection232LenderUnderwritingTraining
NationalInvestmentConference(NIC),SanDiego,CA,2010
Speaker,“PracticalRealitiesofHUDLean&Underwriting&ValuationofAssets”:StabilizedProperties
NationalMedicaid/MedicareConference,Sarasota,FL1994to1999,2004‐Present
FoundingMember/Speaker/Developer/Co‐Sponsor(withGMACCommercialMortgage&Capstone
Capital)
NationalInvestmentConference(NIC),WashingtonDC,1991‐Present
Attendee,Contributor,Sponsor
2bAliveMexicoIndependentandAssistedLivingIndustrySummit&Expo,LaJolla,CA,2008
Speaker,“CurrentTrendsinthevaluationofHealthcareandSeniorHousingAssets”
N.CHealthcareAssociation,2008
Speaker,“MarketTrendsforHealthcareandSeniorHousingAssets”
NICWesternRegionalConference,LasVegas,NV,2008
Speaker,“CurrentValuationTrendsintheHealthcareandSeniorHousingIndustry”
InternationalAssociationofAssessingOfficers(IAAO)annualconferences,MiamiBeach,FL,2001
Speaker,“ValuationIssuesforAssessmentofSeniorHousingandHealthcareFacilities”
InternationalAssociationofAssessingOfficers,FloridaChapter,Clearwater,FL,2001
Speaker,“ValuationIssuesforAssessmentofSeniorHousingandHealthcareFacilities”
CommercialPropertyNews“SeniorsHousingSymposium”,NewYorkCity,NY,1999–2001
Co‐sponsorandpresenter,“MarketTrendsintheSeniorsHousingIndustry”
InformationManagementNetwork“SeniorsHousingFinanceSymposium”,NewYorkCity,NY,1998‐1999
Co‐sponsorandpresenter,“MarketTrendsintheSeniorsHousingIndustry”
NationalAssociationofRealEstateFinancialIntermediariesAnnualMeeting,1997,1999
Speaker,“TransactionOverviewandUniqueValuationIssuesAssociatedwithCongregateProperties”
MassachusettsALFA,Boston,MA,1997
Speaker,“DevelopmentTrendsintheAssistedLivingIndustry”
EssexCountyAssessor’sMeeting,Danvers,MA,1997
Speaker,“ValuationTechniquesforAssistedLivingProperties”
AssistedLivingFederationofAmerica(ALFA)SpringConference,Phoenix,AZ,1997
Speaker,“The1994‐1996TransactionSurveyofCongregateandAssistedLivingIndustries”
AppraisalInstitute,BostonChapter,1997
Attendee,“HealthcareandRetirementPropertyAppraisalSeminar”
PlymouthCountyAssessor’sMeeting,Duxbury,MA,1996
Speaker,“AssessingHealthcareandRetirementProperties”
InternationalAssociationofAssessingOfficers(IAAO)annualconferences,Seattle,Washington,1994
Speaker,“MethodsUsedtoAppraiseHealthcareandRetirementProperties”
PUBLISHEDARTICLES
AnnualcoauthorandcontributortoTheStateofSeniorsHousing,copublishedbyASHA,NIC,AAHSA
Co‐authorwithASHAoftheannualsurveyoftransactionsandeconomicindicators,2002‐Present.
Co‐authorwithASHAofthe2000SeniorsHousingabsorptionstudy.
Co‐authorwithALFA(AssistedLivingFederationofAmerica)andASHA(AmericanSeniorsHousing
Association)ofthe1997,1998and1999annualsurveyoftransactionsandeconomicindicators.
TheAppraisalJournal,AppraisalInstitute,July1995
“USPAPCompetencyProvisionandtheAppraisalofHealthcare/RetirementFacilities”
ForceFinancial,QuarterlyNewsletter,1995
“TheImpactofAssistedLivingonCCRCs”
APPEARANCEASANEXPERTWITNESS
SNF,DistrictCourt,PolkCounty,Iowa‐2009
CCRC,Taxappealcase,Atlanta,Georgia–2008
SNF,FederalBankruptcyCourt,Tampa,Florida–1999
IL/AL,SuperiorCourt,Lansing,Michigan–priorto2000
SNF,CircuitCourt,PolkCounty,Florida–priorto2000
CircuitCourt,DuvalCounty,Florida–priorto2000
SPECIALIZEDEXPERTISE&EXPERIENCE
Mr.Plushhasspecializedexclusivelyincommercialrealestatevaluationthroughouthiscareerandproperty
typeshehasappraisedhaveincluded:condominiums,apartmentcomplexes,single‐familysubdivisions,golf
coursesandplannedunitdevelopments,vacantland,officebuildings,andavarietyofretailstructures.Heis
currentlytheSeniorPartnerofHealthTrust,LLC,aspecialtyseniorhousingandhealthcareappraisaland
consultingfirm.Mr.PlushoverseesastaffofhighlyqualifiedappraisersattheSarasotaofficeand,further,
hasadditionalresourcesavailablefromofficesinBoston,Massachusetts,andBirmingham,Alabama.Inlate
1986,Mr.Plushbeganspecializingintheappraisalofalargenumberofhealthcareproperties.Witha
foundationintheappraisalofadultcongregatelivingfacilities,hisspecializedexpertisehasgrown
substantially.Thespecializedservicenichewascreatedtosatisfytheeverincreasingdemandforreliable
andwell‐documentedhealthcare/retirementvaluations,marketstudiesandfeasibilityreports,aswellas
marketrent/leaseanalysis.Mr.PlushhasoverseenthegrowthofHealthTrusttoincludeitsfourU.S.
locationsandanannualvolumeinexcessof1,000healthcareandseniorhousingappraisalsinadditionto
ownership,operationsandbrokerageactivities.
CORPORATE/INSTITUTIONALCLIENTSSERVED
BankofAmericaCitizensBankKeyBank
MerrillLynchSignetBankFleetNationalBank
PNCBankNewYorkHFAFirstUnion
MarineMidlandUSTrustM&TBank
LaSalleBankSouthTrustBankofAlabamaSeniorLifestyles
GMAC‐CM‐HealthcarePrudentialInsuranceRiggsBankofWash.DC
MediTrustUBSWarburgPincusEmeritusCorporation
FirstNHBankBankofIrelandCareMatrix
CapstoneCapitalNorwestBankBankBoston
BrookdaleLivingProvidentBankofMarylandHellerFinancial
SeniorCampusLivingDynexHealthcareBankUnited
BanqueParibasContinentalWingateCreditSuisseFirstBoston
GlaserFinancialDLJPhyMatrix
GoldmanSachsArchonFinancialBerkshireBank
SISBankHolidayRetirementSunriseAssistedLiving
PRNMortgageBalancedCare MercantileSafeDeposit
PeoplesHeritageBankAMRESCOSeniorCampusLiving
AEWCapitalManagementAmSouthBankSolomonSmithBarney
FremontInvestment&LoanZionsFirstNationalBankAllfirstMortgageCorp.
ManufacturersBankWellsFargoUnionPlanters
BancorpSouthGreystone&Co.CapitalCompanyofAmerica
BankOneCorpHSBCBankUSAKBCBankofNewYork
COLLEENH.BLUMENTHAL,MAI
EMPLOYMENT
HEALTHTRUSTLLC‐2003toPresent
Sarasota,Florida
ManagingPartner,Partner(Healthcare&RetirementRealEstateValuation&MarketStudies)
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERSLLP‐1999to2002
Sarasota,Florida
SeniorManager(Healthcare&RetirementRealEstateValuation&MarketStudies)
GULF/ATLANTICVALUATIONSERVICES,INC.–1994to1999
Sarasota,Florida
VicePresident/Partner(Healthcare&RetirementRealEstateValuation&MarketStudies)
PARDUE,HEID,CHURCH,SMITHANDWALLEROFSARASOTA,INC.–1992to1994
Sarasota,Florida
SeniorHealthcareAppraiser(Healthcare&RetirementRealEstateValuation&MarketStudies)
E.GORDONTUCKERASSOCIATES,INC.–1990to1992
Sarasota,Florida
Appraiser(RealEstateValuation)
PANNELLKERRFORSTER–1988to1990
Miami,Florida
Consultant,RealEstateAdvisoryServices–1989to1990
Consultant,ManagementAdvisoryServices–1988to1989
(HospitalityValuation&MarketStudies)
PANNELLKERRFORSTER–1987
Denver,Colorado
ResearchAssistant(HospitalityValuation&MarketStudies)
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITYOFDENVER
BachelorofScienceDegree,1987
BusinessAdministration
AMERICANINSTITUTEOFREALESTATEAPPRAISERSANDAPPRAISALINSITUTE
CaseStudiesinRealEstateValuation(1992&8)
ReportWriting(1993)
StandardsofProfessionalPractice(1991,2000,2003)
CapitalizationTheoryandTechniques,PartB(1992)
RealEstatePrinciples(1990)
BasicValuation(1990)
CapitalizationTheoryandTechniques,PartA(1990)
CONTINUINGEDUCATION
7‐HourUSPAPUpdate(1994,96,98,2000,02,04,05,06,07,08)
FloridaStateLaw,Tampa,FL(2007)
15‐HourUSPAP,Denver,CO(2003)&Miami,FL(2006)
BusinessPracticesandEthics,Orlando,FL(2005)
CondemnationAppraising(2005)
SeparatingRealandPersonalPropertyfromIntangibleBusinessAssets(2003)
ThirdPartyMAPTechnicalTraining,Jacksonville,FL(2000)
ThirdPartyLEANTechnicalTraining,Seattle,WA(2008)
PartialInterests(1999)
SpecialPurposeProperties(1996)
HighestandBestUseAnalysis(1994)
GeneralDemoAppraisalReportWriting(2006)
UniformStandardsforFederalLandAcquisitions(2006)
CERTIFICATIONS&AFFILIATIONS
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐G00833(Alabama)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐31276(Arizona)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐AG043383(California)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG100026253(Colorado)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐X1‐0000402(Delaware)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐RZ0001722(Florida)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐299798(Georgia)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG40600349(Indiana)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐1201072933(Michigan)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG270068R(Nebraska)
State‐certifiedGeneralAppraiser‐42RG00223800(NewJersey)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐46000048804(NewYork)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐A6404(NorthCarolina)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐2003012188(Ohio)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐GA003428(Pennsylvania)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐CG6709(SouthCarolina)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐00003618(Tennessee)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser‐1334017(Texas)
ColleenBlumenthal,MAI,Member,AppraisalInstitute
Treasurer—AppraisalInstitute,GulfCoastFloridaChapter(1992)
PanelMember—FLDept.ofCommerce‐Div.ofEconomicDevelopmentTourismSeminar
LicensedRealEstateSalesman—StateofFlorida(Inactive)
CONFERENCES&SEMINARS
Medicaid/MedicareSeminar,Sarasota,FL,1994‐99,2000‐07
NationalInvestmentConference,Washington,DC&Chicago,IL,1993,94,96,1998‐08
YoungAdvisoryCouncil,Washington,DC,1994,96
SPECIALIZEDEXPERTISE&EXPERIENCE
Marketdemandstudiesforavarietyofseniorshousingandhealthcaredevelopmentsthroughout
theUnitedStates.
Appraisalanalysesforcontinuingcareretirementcommunities(CCRCs),seniorshousing
communities,assistedliving/memorycareresidences,hospitals,healthcarefacilities,andmedical
officebuildingslocatedthroughouttheUnitedStates.
TaskForceLeader,StateofSeniorsHousing,2006‐2009
Co‐authorshipofImpactofInterestRatesonSeniorsHousingCapitalizationRates(2004)
Co‐authorshipofInvestmentTrendsintheAssistedLivingIndustry(1997‐8);co‐authorshipof
InvestmentTrendsintheSeniorHousingIndustry(1999,2002,2003,2005,2006)
AuthorshipofHealthcareandRetirementPropertyAppraisalSeminar.
AuthorshipofValuationIssuesforHealthcareandRetirementPropertyAssessmentSeminar.
Co‐authorwithASHAofSeniorsHousingAbsorptionTrends2000.
CORPORATE/INSTITUTIONALCLIENTSSERVED(PARTIALLIST)
AEWKeyBank
AureusGroupJPMorgan/Chase
BankofAmericaJohnsonCapital
BrookdaleLivingCommunitiesLancasterPollard
CapMarkLoveFunding
CollateralRealEstateCapital,LLCMorganStanley
ErikssonRetirementCommunitiesPrudentialMortgageCapitalCompany
Fifth‐ThirdBankRedMortgageCapital
HolidayRetirementSunriseSeniorLiving
HSH‐NordbankTeachersInsurance&AnnuitiesFund
GEHealthcareFinanceWachovia
DAVIDREYSALINAS,ASA,MRICS
EMPLOYMENT
HEALTHTRUSTLLC–2003toPresent
Boston,Massachusetts
Partner(HealthcareValuationandConsulting)
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS,LLP–1999to2003
Boston,Massachusetts
CCRCProductLeader(SeniorAdvisoryServices,GlobalRealEstateValuationGroup)
GULF/ATLANTICVALUATIONSERVICES,INC.–1994to1999
Boston,Massachusetts
RegionalVicePresident(Healthcare&RetirementValuation,FeasibilityStudies)
MMC,INC.(MUNICIPALMANAGEMENTCONSULTANTS,INC.)–1987to1994
Chelmsford,Massachusetts
StaffAppraisertoSeniorCommercialAppraiser(Ad‐ValoremTaxAppraisal,RealEstateValuation)
SELECTIVEMARKETING,INC.–1985to1987
Boston,Massachusetts
CommercialSalesAssociate(CommercialRealEstateSales&Leasing)
EDUCATION
WENTWORTHINSTITUTEOFTECHNOLOGY
Graduate‐CollegeofDesign&Construction,1986
APPRAISALINSTITUTE
GeneralDemonstrationReportWriting(2010)–Ft.Lauderdale,FL
AppraisingfromBlueprints&Specs(2009)–Online
ForecastingRevenue(2008)–Norfolk,VA
OfficeBuildingValuation(2007)–Miami,FL
AnalyzingOperatingExpenses(2007)–Online,Chicago,IL
StandardsofProfessionalPractice(2008)–FloridaInternationalUniversity,Miami,FL
FloridaCoreLawUpdate(2006)–FloridaAtlanticUniversity,BocaRaton,FL
PennsylvaniaLawUpdate(2005)–Philadelphia,PA
IntroductiontoIncomeCapitalization(2005)–Portland,ME
CaseStudiesinLimitedPartnershipValuation(2005)–UniversityofSanDiego,CA
SeparatingIntangibleBusinessAssets(2003)–Tampa,FL
Hotel/MotelValuation(2003)–Online,Chicago,IL
AppraisingNursing/CongregateCareFacilities(1996)(2003)–Claymont,DE
ComprehensiveAppraisalWorkshop(2001)–Tampa,FL
AdvancedApplications(2000)–FloridaAtlanticUniversity,BocaRaton,FL
EconomicRealEstateTrends(1999)–Boston,MA
MockTrialPresentation(1996)–Needham,MA
NarrativeReportWritingSeminar(1994)–Norwood,MA
Highest&BestUseMarketAnalysis(1994)–Norwood,MA
DemonstrationReportWritingSeminar(1993)–Norwood,MA
CapitalizationTheory&Techniques‐PartA(1991)–TuftsUniversity,MA
CapitalizationTheory&Techniques‐PartB(1991)–TuftsUniversity,MA
ResidentialValuation(1990)–TuftsUniversity,MA
BasicValuationProcedures(1990)–UniversityofSanDiego,CA
PrinciplesofRealEstateAppraising(1989)–DartmouthCollege,NH
NATIONALASSOCIATIONOFREALTORS
CommercialBrokerage&Financing(1988)
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS
FASUniversity(2002)–DisneyWorld,Orlando,FL
CERTIFICATIONS
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–31205(Arizona)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–A044449(California)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–RCG.0000896(Connecticut)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–RZ2617(Florida)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–255867(Georgia)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–CG1533(Maine)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–2059(Massachusetts)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–1201073275(Michigan)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–NHCG‐217(NewHampshire)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–42RG00190300(NewJersey)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–46000039117(NewYork)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–2008001298(Ohio)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–GA‐003351(Pennsylvania)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–A00826G(RhodeIsland)
State‐CertifiedGeneralAppraiser–00211(Vermont)
MEMBERSHIPS&AFFILIATIONS
DavidReySalinas,AssociateMember,AppraisalInstitute
AmericanSocietyofAppraisers–Member,ASADesignation(Certificate10404)
RoyalInstitutionofCharteredSurveyors,MemberNo.1294125(MRICS)
AAHSA(AmericanAssociationofHomesandServicesfortheAging)–Member
AppraisalInstitute,BostonChapter:FormerCo‐ChairmanPublicRelationsCommittee
MassALFA(MassachusettsAssistedLivingFacilitiesAssociation)–Member
StateofMassachusetts:LicensedRealEstateSalesman(Inactive)
LITIGATIONASSIGNMENTS
AppearanceasExpertWitness,BenningtonCountySuperiorCourt,Bennington,VT–2009
StateofVermontv.Equinox,II,LLP,DocketNo.127‐3‐09BNCV
AppearanceasExpertWitness,UnitedStatesBankruptcyCourt,Tampa,FL–2009
ChestnutHillRehabHospitalv.ParticipantBanks,CaseNo.08:08‐BK‐02150‐PMG
ProvidedConsulting,CCRCTaxAppeal,Reading,PA–2009
ProvidedConsulting,CCRCTaxAppeal,Burlington,VT–2009
ProvidedConsulting,EntryFeeILC,ManchesterCenter,VT–2009
ProvidedConsulting,CCRCTaxAppeal,Whiting,NJ–2009
PreparedConsulting&AppraisalReport,CCRCTaxAppeal,Atlanta,GA–2008
ParkSprings,LLCv.DeKalbCountyAssessors,CaseNo.05CV9893‐1
ProvidedConsulting,CCRCTaxAppeal,WestchesterCounty,NY–2004
ProvidedConsulting,EntryFeeIALC,Duxbury,MA–1998
AppearanceasExpertWitness,SuperiorCourt,RockinghamCounty,NH–1993
TownofDurhamv.PropertyOwnerTaxAppellant(s)(ExpertforTown,3SeparateCases)
SPEAKINGENGAGEMENTS–BANKS
Sovereign–Santander:“GlobalMarketCorrection,HealthcareSeniorHousing&CCRCMarketTrends”,
Boston,MA,2009
ArborNationalMortgageandLawOfficesTaylor,Ganson&Perrin,LLP:“CCRCs–ProductOverview&
ValuationTechniques”,Boston,MA2001
SENIORHOUSINGCONFERENCES&SEMINARS
NIC(NationalInvestmentCenter)–Attendee;WashingtonDC,1995,97,2007,08,09
NationalMedicaid/MedicareConference–Co‐Sponsor;Sarasota,FL1995‐2007
StateofSeniorHousingConference–Attendee;NewYork,NY1996,1999,2001
ASHA(AmericanSeniorsHousingAssociation)–Attendee;BocaRaton,FL2004
ZieglerFinance+StrategyConference–Attendee;Chateau‘Elan,GA2004;LakeGeorge,NY2008
LaCosta,CA2009
ZieglerCapitalMarketsFor‐ProfitCCRCSymposium–Attendee;BonitaSprings,FL2009
HERBERTJ.SIMS’LateWinterConference–Attendee;TPCSawgrass,FL2003;InnisbrookResort,FL2004;
WaltDisney,FL2006;LakeLasVegasResort,NV2007;LaCostaResort&Spa,CA2008
AAHSA(AmericanAssociationofHomesandServicesfortheAging)–Attendee;SanAntonio,TX2005;
SanFrancisco,CA2006;Chicago,IL2009
SELECTEDCLIENTSSERVED/INDUSTRYRELATIONSHIPS
BankofAmericaCitizensBank(RBS) ZieglerHealthcareCapital
MerrillLynchPRNMortgage AffirmativeEquitiesCompany
PNCBankTorontoDominion(TDBankNorth) PonusCapital
HongKongShanghaiBankCorp(HSBC)LifeCareCentersofAmerica AEWCapital
PeoplesBank‐Connecticut CommerceBank CreditSuisseFirstBoston(CSFB)
GMAC
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CommercialMortgageCapmark SovereignBank
LifeCareServicesCorp(LCS)LeggatMcCall RockwoodRealtyAssociates
AlliedIrishBank(AIB)BankofIreland CapitalSource
TheMarshallGroupSkyBank CollateralMortgage
EricksonRetirementCommunitiesRadiusSeniorHousingKBCBankNewYork
MercantileSafeDeposit&TrustHerbertJ.SimsCapital RoskampManagement
HowardBankVermontWestportSeniorLiving HSHNordbank
NationwideHealthCareProperties
–
NHCPTheFreshwaterGroup G&LRealty
KBCBankLosAngelesHuntingtonBank CitizensBank(Ohio)
ArchdioceseofBoston BankofScotlandLookingGlass
ContinentalBankUnityBank SiemensFinancial
SeniorHousingInvestmentAdvisorsChevyChaseBank M&TBank
CCRC&ENTRANCE‐FEEINDEPENDENT&ASSISTEDLIVINGCAMPUSENGAGEMENTS
GalleriaWoods,Birmingham,AL–NFP,entrancefeerentalCCRC,valuation/consultingforsponsor,206units(3)
Edgehill,Stamford,CT–Upscale,entrancefee,TypeAlifecareCCRC,valuation/consultingforHospitalSystem,287units(2)
TheFairfax,FortBelvoir,VA–Entrancefee,lifecareCCRC,valuationforREITleasebackposition,487units
TheQuadrangle–Haverford,PA–EntrancefeelifecareCCRC,valuationforREITleasebackposition,542units
RydalPark,Rydal,PA–Not‐for‐profit,entrancefeelifecareCCRC,renovation,465units
BethanyVillage,Mechanicsburg,PA–Not‐for‐profitentrancefeerentalCCRC,significantexpansion,523units
ParkRegencyVillage,Chandler,AZ–Owner/Operator;rentalCCRC,186units
BrandonWild,Augusta,GA–Not‐for‐profitlifecareCCRC,hospitalpartnerpartownershipsalenegotiation
Buckingham,Houston,TX–NFPentrancefeelifecareCCRC,thirdpartyconsultantforIRSsubmission;325units
TheCedars,ChapelHill,NC–UpscaleProposedcondolifecareCCRC;consultanttoinvestmentbanker/equitypartner,336units
UniversityPark,Sarasota,FL–(landonly),ProposedCareMatrixCCRC;(Abandoned)
PennswoodVillage,Newtown,PA–ExistinglifecareCCRC;proposedforexpansion,405units
RiderwoodVillage,SilverSpring,MD–EricksonRetirementCommunities;newCCRC,2,656units
Riverwoods,Exeter,NH–ManagedbyLifeCareServicesCorp,not‐for‐profitCCRC;261units
VillageofDuxbury,MA–EntranceFeeIALF,privateowner,coop,taxappealcase
Glenmeadow,Longmeadow,MA–EntranceFeeIALF,privateowner,upscaletargetmarket
Carleton‐WillardVillage,Bedford,MA–Not‐for‐profitCCRC,substantialrenovation.
TheHighlands,Pittsford,NY–AGreystoneoperatedCCRC,newconstruction,317units
CedarCrest,Pequannock,NJ–EricksonRetirementCommunitiesCCRC;1,865units
GlenEddy,Niskayuna,NY–EntranceFeeIALF,newconstruction,bondissuance,letterofcredit
Cypress,Charlotte,NC–CypressPropertiesCCRC,SisterProjectofCypressofHiltonHeadIsland
FerrisHills,Canandaigua,NY–NFP,FFTHealthSystems,bondissuance,letterofcredit,132units.
GoodwinHouse,Alexandria,VA–EntryFee,Not‐for‐profitCCRC,substantialrenovation&expansiontower
Tidepointe,HiltonHead,SC–CoopCCRC,Bankruptcyworkout,nowHyattowned/managed
BentleyVillage,Naples,FL–AHyattcommunity;non‐prototypeCCRCacquisition,743units
FoxRunVillage,Novi,MI–EricksonRetirementCommunitiesCCRC,newconstruction,1,815units
GoldenYears,FortWayne,IN–Not‐for‐profitCCRC,privateowner;233units
BlakehurstCCRC,Baltimore(Towson),MD–LifeCareServicesCorporationCCRC;227units(2)
CarenCoopHouse,Adelphia,MD–EntryFeeILF,newconstruction;Coopownership
HuntCommunity,Nashua,NH–not‐for‐profitowner/operatorCCRC,majorrenovation
BrooksbyVillage,Peabody,MA–EricksonRetirementCommunitiesCCRC;newproject,1702units(2)
Applewood,Amherst,MA–private,not‐for‐profitowner/operatorCCRC,offsiteskillednursing
ReedsLanding,Springfield,MA–Not‐for‐profitownerCCRC,managedbyLifeCareServicesCorp.(2)
CoburgVillage,CliftonPark,NY–OriginalentranceFeeIALF,changedtorental.
Beverwyck,Slingerlands,NY–EddyHealthcareSystemsowner/operator;NFPCCRC,227units
WinchesterGardens,Maplewood,NJ–CCRC,designedbyFrederickLawOlmstead,majorrehab
TheGlen,Queensbury,NY–IALF,EddyHealthcareSystemsowner/operator;not‐for‐profit,124units
BermudaVillage,Advance,NC–Clubhouse&24unitnursingcentersplitoutCCRC
GoodwinHouseWest,FallsChurch,VA–EntryFee,Not‐for‐profitCCRC,408units
LaurelMead,Providence,RI–UpscaleCCRC(co‐op);nowoperationallyseparateILfromAL/SNhealthcenter.
Ann’sChoice,Warminster,PA–NavyWarfareAirBase(decommissioned);proposedCCRC,1,863units
WhitneyCenter,Hamden,CT–Not‐for‐profitCCRC;expansion/renovation,rehab,258units
CollegeHarbor,St.Petersburg,FL–Not‐for‐profitCCRC,OwnedbyEckerdCollege,174units(2)
KingswayManor,Schenectady,NY–Privateowner,ALFcarveoutforcollateralloanonCCRCcampus
GlenatHilardMeadows,Queensbury,NY–IALF,not‐for‐profit,newconstruction,bondissuance,LOC
ValleyView,Boise,ID–LifeCareServicesCorp,non‐prototypeacquisition,rentalCCRC
SeasonsRetirementCommunity,Cincinnati,OH–RentalCCRC,acquisition,340units
WestsideVillage,Indianapolis,IN–LifeCareCentersofAmerica,partofaportfoliorefinanceengagement
Hillside,Portland,OR–Sunwestengagement,pendingacquisitionoftroubledassetwithZiegleractingasReceiver
FriendshipHaven,FortDodge,IA–CCRC,Not‐for‐profit,PhaseIexpansionupgradingofcirca1995campus
FreedomBay,Portsmouth,RI–(landonly),proposedlifecare&for‐sale(condo)comboactiveadultCCRC,waterview,310units
ArborGlen,Somerset,NJ–ExistingandstabilizedTypeBlifecareCCRC,uniqueFFSformat,296units
GrandviewTerrace,SunCityWest,AZ–ExitinglifecareCCRC,tri‐annualstateauditrequirement,466units
LasVentanas,LasVegas,NV–Proposedlifecare,upscaleentryfeeCCRCoperatedbyGreystone,IRSNFPsubmission,400units(2
)
NewburyCourt,Concord,MA–Existinglifecare,entryfeeCCRCproposedforexpansion,318units
LakePointeWoods,Sarasota,FL–EntryFeeIALC,268units(R)
Rockridge,Northampton,MA–ExistingALR,proposedforexpansionwithentryfeeILgarden/cottageapts.,103units
TheOverlook,Charlton,MA–Existinglifecare,entryfeeCCRCproposedforexpansion,ILCsplitout,219units
NewPondVillage,Walpole,MA–ExistingEntryFeeoperationallyseparateCCRC,acquisition,condo(lotsplitIL/AL/SN),199units
Harbor’sEdge,Norfolk,VA–Proposed,lifecare,upscaleentryfeeCCRC,rejuvenateddowntownwaterfrontdistrict,246units(2)
HarborRidge,PortWashington,NY–(landonly)Proposedlifecare,high‐endentryfeeCCRC,waterview,400units
St.Mary’softheWoods,Avon,OH–ProposedlifecareCCRC,NFPcreditenhancedbondissuance,159units
HillatWhitemarsh,Philadelphia,PA–UpscaleEntryFee,TypeA,lifecareCCRC,NFPcreditenhancedbondissuance,357units
OrlandoLutheran–Entryfee,TypeBCCRC,not‐for‐profitmodel,bondreissue/releaseanalysis,420units
HeritageatGreenHills,Reading,PA–(landonly)ProposedEntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,valuationandmarketstudy,632units(R)(2)
TheOsborn,Rye,NY–TypeC,entryfeeCCRC,litigationsupportfortaxabatementproceedings,377units
CarriageClub,Naperville,NY–(landonly)ProposedentryfeeIALF,valuationandmarketstudy,supply/demandanalysis,294unit
s
PhoebeBerksVillage,Wernersville,PA–TypeC,EntryFeeCCRC,not‐for‐profitmodel,Refinance,406units(R)
PhoebeHome&Terrace,Allentown,PA–TypeB,EntryFeeCCRC,not‐for‐profitmodel,refinance,538units(R)
St.AndrewsVillage,Aurora,CO–ProposedentryfeeCCRC(Starwood),TypeB,modifiedfeesimplemodel,269units
NationalBenevolentAssociation(NBA)–11CCRCs;litigationsupportforU.S.BankruptcyCourtproceedings,appraisalreview(R)
FountainsatSeaBluffs,DanaPoint,CA–EntryFeeIALF,discountedhealthcarebenefitsinALF,feesimpleandrental
FountainsatPacificRegent,LaJolla,CA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,feesimpleandlifeestateunitformat,207units
FountainsatCarlotta,PalmDesert,CA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeC(nohealthcarebenefits),269units
FountainsatMillbrook,Millbrook,NY–EntryFeeIALF,convertedtorental,outstandingrefundablebasis,171units
FountainsatAlbemarle,Tarboro,NY–RentalCCRC,TypeC(nohealthcarebenefits),ruralmarket,208units
FountainsatLoganSquare,Philadelphia,PA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,convertingtorental,outstandingrefundables,477units(2)
FountainsatWashingtonSquare,Alexandria,VA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,significantrenovation,230units
UnitedZionCommunity,Lititz,PA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,not‐for‐profitmodel,126units(R)
MaldenHospital,Malden,MA–ConfidentialCCRCconsultingengagementforHallmarkHealthHospitalSystem
BellTrace,Bloomington,IN–ExistingEntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,proposedforexpansion,243units(R)
FreedomVillage,Bradenton,FL–ExistingEntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,contract‐for‐sale,751units,(R)
RainbowVision,PalmSprings,CA–VacantLand,Proposedfor‐sale(condo)IALCwithcommercialsupportspace,240units(R)
Maplewood&Heritage,Bridgeport,WV–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,transactionsupport&valuation,contract‐for‐sale,199units
RedstonePresbyterianatMurrysville,PA–EntryFeeIALC,not‐for‐profitmodel,refinancebonddebt,134units(R)
RedstonePresbyterianatHuntingdon,PA–EntryFeeIALC,not‐for‐profitmodel,refinancebonddebt,135units(R)
RedstonePresbyterianatGreensburg,PA,EntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,not‐for‐profitmodel,refinancebonddebt,201units(R)
HillFarm,Annville,PA–ProposedEntryFeeIALC,existingALRMansiononsitewithPanoramicViews,200units
SunMountain,LasVegas,NV–ExistingRentalCCRC,TypeC,,pendingacquisition,highacuityventunitSNF,357units
MeadowRidge,Redding,CT–UpscaleEntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,LifeCareModel,proposedexpansion,416units(2)
TalmageTerrace,Athens,GA–EntryFeeIALC,lifecaremodelforALservices,valuation&consulting,80units
GorhamHouse,Gorham,ME–RentalCCRC,TypeC,specializedALAlzheimer&SNpsychiatricwings,167units(R)
CloverManor,Auburn,ME‐RentalCCRC,TypeC,specializedALAlzheimerwing,firstCCRCinstate,272units(R)
GraceRidge,Morganton,NC–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,dispositionconsulting/valuationforhospitalsystem,231units
AsburyHeights,Mt.Lebanon,PA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,refinancecoupledwithoff‐campusexpansion,444units
TheEmbassyatAsburyHeights,Mt.Lebanon,PA–EntryFeeILC,off‐campusexpansionofexistingCCRC,35units
SunriseFoxHill,Bethesda,MD–CondoIALC,formerMarriottproject,adjacentBurningTreeCC,upscaletargetmarket,323units,
AttleboroVillage,Langhorne,PA–ExistingEntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,threeseparatebuildings,416units
TheHeritage,Brentwood,TN–Consultingassignmentforequitybondinvestor,opineonviabilityofcashflows,431units(2)
Knollwood,Washington,DC–ArmyDistaffCCRCforRetiredCareerMilitaryOfficers,EntryFee,TypeC,expansion,284units
PreswickGlen,NewHartford,NY–ProposedEntryFeeILC,largedetachedcottagecomponent,126units(R)
WakeRobin,Shelburne,VT–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,onlyLifecarecampusinstateofVermont,expansion,295units
MacKenziePlace,ColoradoSprings,CO–Entryfee,for‐saleIALCwithcottages,proposedconstruction,234units(R)
MacKenziePlace,FortCollins,CO–Entryfee,for‐saleIALCwithcottages,proposedconstruction,240units(R)
TheFountainsatLoganSquare,Philadelphia,PA–EntryFee,TypeB,convertingfromEFtorentalformat,477units
LakeSeminoleSquare,Seminole,FL–EntryFee,TypeB,IALC,longtermlifecareprovidedatoff‐siteSNF,338units
FreedomSquare,Seminole,FL–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,leasedfeeandfeesimplevaluation,731units
UniversityVillage,Tampa,FL–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,managedbyGreystone,676units(R)
GleannlochFarms,Spring,TX–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeALifecare,upscaleGreystonedevelopmentconsultant,216units
3030Park,Bridgeport,CT–FormerEntryFeeCCRC,consulting/valuationforbankruptcyacquisition,284units
HubbardHill,Elkhart,IN–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeC,not‐for‐profitrefinance,255units
LaLomaVillage,LitchfieldPark,AZ–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeALifecare,PhaseIIexpansionrefinance,225units
HollyCreek,Centennial,CO–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,PhaseIIexpansionandbondre‐issuance,262units
CypressCove,Ft.Myers,FL–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,appraisalandconsultingforPhaseIIexpansion,470units(R)(2)
PlymouthHarbor,Sarasota,FL–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,consultingassignment,proposedexpansionandrepositioning(R)
ParkSprings,StoneMountain,GA–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,appraisalandconsultingforplaintifflitigation,462units
EastHillWoods,Southbury,CT–EntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,appraisalforequitypartnerandrepositioning,248units
LonghornVillage,Austin,TX–ProposedEntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,affiliatedwithUniversityofTexas,appraisal,310units
NavesinkHarbor,RedBank,NJ–EntryFeeCCRC,Modified,significantrenovationandexpansion,182units
TheColonnade,Surprise,AZ–ProposedEntryFeeCCRC,TypeB,affiliatedwithsisterCCRCforSNFbenefits,358units
TheCovenantatSouthHills,Mt.Lebanon,PA–EntryFee,TypeA,valuationforbankruptcysale,232units(R)(3)
EdgewateratTallyn’sReach,DesMoines,IA–ProposedEntryFee,TypeB,valuationforLOCfinancing,239units
NewBridgeontheCharles,Dedham,MA–ProposedEntryFee,TypeC,letterofcreditfinancing,615units(R)
MeriterRetirementCampus,Madison,WI–RepositioningofEntryFee,TypeC,newbondissue,CCRC,317units.
KendalonHudson,SleepyHollow,NY–UpscaleEntryFeeCCRC,TypeA,valuationforpermanentfinancing,288units
TheFountainsatLaCholla,Tucson,AZ–EntryFee,MixedplanIALC,TypeC,valuationforfinancing,396units
WhitelandVillage,Exton,PA–EntryFee,TypeA,PhaseIonlyILunits,redevelopmentofSuperfundSite,936units
WoodlandatNewPaltz,Highland,NY–EntryFee,TypeA,valuationforLOCbondissuance,301units
Sagewood,Phoenix,AZ–EntryFee,TypeA,Lifecare,for‐profitmodel,upscalemarket,proposedLCSproject,1,128units
St.Mary’sEast,Erie,PA–EntryFee,TypeC,not‐for‐profitsponsor,twoassetexpansion/upgrade,232units
St.Mary’sAsburyRidge,Erie,PA–EntryFee,TypeC,not‐for‐profitsponsor,twoassetexpansion/upgrade,196units
HeritageCrossing,Edmond,OK–EntryFee,TypeC,formerNBABankruptcyasset,233units
BaycrestVillage,NorthBend,OR–EntryFee,TypeC,NFPtofor‐profitacquisitionpostrefinance,240units
LongwoodatOakmont,Verona,PA–EntryFee,TypeA,Lifecare,LOCbondissue,expansionproject,439units(VA)
Crane’sMill,WestCaldwell,NJ–EntryFee,TypeA,Lifecare,NFP,forexpansionprojectfinalphase,430units(R)
SeabrookVillage,NJ–EntryFee,TypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,finalphaseconstructionrevolver,1,692units
MirabellaPortland,OR,EntryFee,EntryFee,Lifecare,TypeB,proposed,high‐rise,letterofcreditfinancing,260units(R)
BradfordVillage,Edmond,OK–EntryFee,TypeC,CCRC,existingnot‐for‐profit,refinanceexistingdebt,236Units
CypressVillage,Jacksonville,FL–EntryFee,TypeC,CCRC,convertingfromTypeCtoTypeA,refinance,480units(R)
MonroeVillage,Jamesburg,NJ–EntryFee,TypeB,CCRC,existingcampus,refinance,374units(R)
MeadowLakes,Hightstown,NJ–EntryFee,TypeB,CCRC,existingcampusproposedforexpansion,423units(R)
CrestwoodManor,Whiting,NJ–EntryFee,TypeB,CCRC,existingcampus,refinance,464units(R)
BixbyKnolls,LongBeach,CA–Rental,existingcampus,CCRC,not‐for‐profit,refinance324units(R)
GoldCountry,Placerville,CA–Rental,existingnot‐for‐profitcampus,CCRC,refinance259units(R)
Bishop’sGlenRetirementCenter,HollyHill,FL–Rental,CCRC,existingcampus,not‐for‐profit,refinance415units(R)
MayflowerGardens,Lancaster,CA–Rental,CCRC,existingcampus,not‐for‐profit,refinance542units(R)
CourtenaySpringsVillage,MerrittIsland,FL–Rental,CCRC,existingcampus,not‐for‐profit,refinance263units(R)
WestminsterHealthCareCenter,Clarksville,IN–Rental,CCRC,existingcampus,not‐for‐profit,refinance350units(R)
LucyCorrVillage,Chesterfield,VA–ExistingALSN,proposedforILentryfeecontinuum,365units(R)
TheTraditionofthePalmBeaches,WestPalmBeach,FL–Existingrental,not‐for‐profitCCRC,424units(R)
LaurelLakeRetirementCommunity,Hudson,OH–TypeA,EntryFee,CCRC,confidentialengagementterms,434units(R)
Paul’sRun,Philadelphia,PA–RentalCCRCformat,refinance,not‐for‐profit,439units(VA)
Seacoast,Mt.Pleasant,SC–ProposedEntryFee,IALC,for‐profit,230units(VA)
BethelFoundationCommunity,Woodstock,GA–ProposedEntryFeeCCRC,for‐profit,250units(VA)
KendalatHanover,Hanover,NH,‐EntryFee,TypeA,CCRC,not‐for‐profit,refinance,306units(R)
FirstCommunityVillage,UpperArlington,OH–EntryFee,CCRC,not‐for‐profit,proposedexpansion,411units(VA)
WoodRiverVillage,Bensalem,PA–EntryFee,TypeA,LifecareCCRC,confidentialengagementterms,355units.
WindsorRun,Mathews,NC–EntryFee,TypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,constructionrevolver,1252units(VA)
NorthOaks,OwingsMills,MD–EntryFee,TypeA,LifecareCCRC,valuationconsultingassignment,232units(VA)(2)
PeachtreeHillsPlace,Buckhead,GA–Highend,EntryFee,TypeA,LifecareCCRC,LCStomanage,310units(VA)
LaPosada,PalmBeachGardens,FL–EntryFeeCCRC,developedbyWestport,managedbyGreystone,294units(R)
TrilliumWoods,Plymouth,MN–Landonly,proposedfordevelopmentwithLifecareCCRC,LCStodevelop,425units(R)
DevonshireatPGANational,PalmBeachGardens,FL–EntryFee,TypeA,LifecareCCRC,transaction,418units(R)
FreedomVillage,LakeForest,CA–EntryFee,TypeBCCRC,pendingtransaction380units(R)
TheVillage,Hemet,CA–EntryFee,TypeBCCRC,pendingtransaction,351units(R)
TheVillageofGermantown,Shelby,TN–EntryFeeTypeA,LifecareCCRC,valuationtotestpendingcontactforsale,247units(R)
LaVidaLlena,Albuquerque,NM–EntryFeeTypeB,LifecareCCRC,refinance,387units
ProvidencePoint,SouthHills,PA–EntryFeeTypeB,LifecareCCRC,financenewconstructionandbondfinance,403units(R)
StoneRidge,Mystic,CT–EntryFeeTypeA,LifecareCCRC,internalcorporatevaluationassignment,322units
TimberRidgeatTalus,Issaquah,WA–EntryFeeTypeA,LifecareCCRC,internalcorporatevaluationassignment,220units(R)
FreedomPlaza,Peoria,AZ–EntryFeeTypeB,CCRC,leasehold–concludingleasedfeeanalysis,538units(R)
WhitelandVillage,Exton,PA–EntryFeeCCRC,proposedconstructionandlandloan,936units(R)
MirabellaSeatlle,Seattle,WA–UpscaleDowntown,EntryFeeTypeA,LifecareCCRC,valuationupdate,365units(VA)
WestminsterVillage,TerreHaute,IN–EntryFeeTypeCCCRC,updatevaluationforexistingloan,320units(VA)
BayviewGardens,Clearwater,FL–valuationandconsultingfortransitionalCCRCcampus(R)
FoxRun,Novi,MI–EntryFee,TypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,constructionrevolver,890units(VA)
MarisGrove,GlenMills,PA–EntryFeeTypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,constructionrevolver,1,089units(VA)
AshbyPonds,Ashburn,VA–EntryFeeTypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,constructionrevolver,456units(VA)
EaglesTrace,Houston,TX–EntryFeeTypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,constructionrevolver,470units
TallgrassCreek,OverlandPark,KS–EntryFeeTypeC,EricksonRetirementCommunities,constructionrevolver,227units(VA)
EquinoxVillage,ManchesterCenter,VT–EntryFeeILC,valuationforlenderandconsultingfortaxappeal,56units
Braecroft,EastAurora,NY–Entrancefee,not‐for‐profitmodel,IALF,newconstruction,bondissuance,line‐of‐credit
(R)Review(VA)ValuationAssistanceCurrenttoNovember2009
ANTHONY G. STABLEIN
EMPLOYMENT
HEALTHTRUST LLC – October 2005 to Present
Sarasota, Florida
Director
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD INC – May 2005 to September 2005
Tampa, Florida
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
Bachelor of Science, 2004
Major: Psychology
Minor: Business Administration
APPRAISAL INSTITUTE
Basic Principles of Appraisal Practice
Basic Procedures of Appraisal Practice
USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice)
General Appraiser Income Approach/Part 1
Advanced Income Capitalization
Advanced Sales Comparison and Cost Approaches
CERTIFICATIONS & AFFILIATIONS
Certified General Appraiser – RZ 3368 (Florida)
Anthony G. Stablein, Associate Member, Appraisal Institute
CONFERENCES & SEMINARS
National Medicaid/Medicare Seminar 2006, 2007
Healthcare Deal Making Summit, 2009
KIMBERLYWALTHER
EMPLOYMENT
HEALTHTRUSTLLC–September2007toPresent
Sarasota,Florida
Associate
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITYOFSOUTHFLORIDA
BachelorofScience,2010
Major:Finance
APPRAISALINSTITUTE
GeneralAppraiserIncomeApproachPartI(2009)
EDKLOPFERSCHOOLOFREALESTATE
BasicAppraisalPrinciples(2009)
BasicAppraisalProcedures(2009)
FloridaAppraisalLaw,Rules&Procedures(2009)
COOKEREALESTATESCHOOL
15HourNationalUSPAP(2009)
CERTIFICATIONSANDAFFILIATIONS
RegisteredRealEstateTraineeAppraiser–RI23463(Florida)
KimberlyWalther,StudentAffiliateMember,AppraisalInstitute