boo radley
Well-Known Member
I don't quite understand what the difference is between loan debt and mortgage debt? Both carry interest, both have to be paid back either monthly or at the end of a fixed term ie interest only mortgage. I don't see why one would be better than the other in terms of what has to be paid back out of assest that have very probably dropped significantly in value. If we have a loan that needs refinancing in say 5 years then we'd better hope the properties can be sold on at a price where we will have enough cash to pay the bank. If we have a monthly repayment loan then we need to find cash on a monthly basis to repay the bank (ignoring interest). Is that what you are getting at, ie a loan gives us breathing space compared with a mortgage which is paid back monthly?
I'm asking out of curiousity and also because I am deeply pissed off about McCabe and his property deals affecting SUFC.
As explained in your other thread. if its a loan it would be a fixed rate (10%) maybe no matter what happens. If its a morgage then it may be variable. If so SUFC at the moment are on to a winner because of prescent interest rates.