DEBT FINANCING SUMMARY

This provides 100% funding of the total project cost for global projects, based on the following criteria;

LOAN SIZE: $2 Million minimum with no maximum

TERM: 2 - TO - 10 YRS

INTEREST RESERVES: 2 YRS (10% OF LOAN AMOUNT COVERS THE INTEREST RESERVES)

PROJECT TYPE: Global project funding

REQUIREMENTS: Client(s) must put up a minimum of 1% - 10% in cash for interest reserves. These funds will be placed into a Certificate of Deposit in a Global Account.

EQUITY: Projected loan to value may not exceed 90% of Appraised Value. In the event loan proceeds exceeds 90% borrower may be asked to put up a larger reserve deposit to offset the amount of deficiency.

THE PROCESS:

1. Borrower(s) submits a complete Project Submission form with all supporting documentation.
   1. Sign Asset Builders, LLC NCND
   2. Application
   3. Executive Summary
   4. Schedule Use of Funds
   5. Proof of Funds for the 1% - 10% reserve CD account
   6. Corporate Resolutions
   7. Global NCND
2. Global will issue a Letter of Understanding with the preliminary loan terms or Letter of Declination; as appropriate.
3. Borrower accepts the Letter of Understanding, completes any required federal compliance documentation and returns the package to Global.
4. Upon receipt, Client will transfer the down payment to establish a Certificate of Deposit with Global.
5. The Project will be submitted for Final Underwriting / Due Diligence (90 to 120 days).
6. Upon final underwriting approval, Global will issue Letter of Commitment stating final loan terms.
7. Upon Acceptance from Client, Global then schedules a funding date within 90 days for the project, the loan closes and the project is funded through the approved draw schedules.
8. Minimum loan size for 1% - 4% will be 10 Million, and due diligence period will be an additional 90 days.

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