$500,000.00 Gross Loan, 10.75% APR, $375,000 Construction Escrow Holdback, and $15,000 Prepaid Interest Balance. This is a non-dutch loan, meaning that the borrower is only going to accrue interest on what has been disbursed to them. At Closing, we hold back (or do not disburse) the Construction Escrow of $375,000. A draw is taken on the 50th day after origination in the amount of $60,000

$500,000.00 Gross Loan, 10.75% APR, $375,000 Construction Escrow Holdback, and $15,000 Prepaid Interest Balance. This is a non-dutch loan, meaning that the borrower is only going to accrue interest on what has been disbursed to them. At Closing, we hold back (or do not disburse) the Construction Escrow of $375,000. A draw is taken on the 50th day after origination in the amount of $60,000

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter12: Current Liabilities

Section: Chapter Questions

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