NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) has assigned preliminary ratings to 18 classes of Velocity Commercial Capital Loan Trust 2018-2 (VCC 2018-2) mortgage-backed certificates.
VCC 2018-2 is a $324.2 million securitization collateralized by 944 commercial loans secured by mortgages on 944 small balance residential rental and commercial real estate (CRE) properties. The pool consists of adjustable-rate, full recourse loans, all of which fully amortize over their respective terms. The weighted average appraisal loan-to-value ratio (LTV) and FICO score for the pool are 63.3% and 709, respectively.
The underlying properties are located in or near 123 Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs) across 33 states and the District of Columbia. The top-three CBSAs represent 51.5% of the portfolio and include New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ (32.0%), Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA (12.7%), and Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL (6.8%). The three largest state exposures represent 57.9% of the portfolio and consist of New York (24.0%), California (22.3%), and Florida (11.6%).
The residential assets are comprised of 1-4 unit rental properties (555 assets, 49.2% of the total pool balance). The commercial properties are largely comprised of mixed use (106 assets, 26.5% of CRE), multifamily (96 assets, 23.6%), retail (71 assets, 18.3%) and office (47 assets, 11.2%) properties. The remaining commercial properties (69 assets, 20.4% of CRE) include industrial/warehouse, auto service centers, manufactured housing and self storage properties. The issuer assigned 21 assets a property type of commercial condominium. The loans have principal balances ranging from $73,500 (0.02%) to $2.7 million (0.9%), with an average cut-off date balance of $343,430.
KBRA relied on its RMBS and CMBS methodologies in order to analyze the transaction. In doing so, KBRA divided the pool into two distinct loan groupings to which we applied residential (sub-pool 1: 555 loans, 49.2% of the total pool balance) and commercial (sub-pool 2: 389 loans, 50.8%) analyses, which are hereafter referred to as the investor 1-4 unit residential and CRE buckets, respectively. KBRA determined losses at each rating category for each of the sub-pools, assuming a straight sequential payment structure, which were combined to reflect the quality of the collateral, diligence, and information quality relative to typical RMBS and CMBS transactions. The losses were subsequently incorporated into our cash flow modeling, which was used to evaluate the transaction’s credit enhancement levels in the context of its modified pro rata structure.
For complete details on the analysis, please see our pre-sale report, VCC 2018-2 published today at www.kbra.com. The preliminary ratings are based on information known to KBRA at the time of publication. Information received subsequent to this release could result in the assignment of ratings that differ from the preliminary ratings.
Preliminary Ratings Assigned: VCC 2018-2 |
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Liability Structure | |||||||||||||||
Class |
Initial Class |
Class Type |
Credit |
KBRA |
Rated Final |
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A | $209,269,000 | Senior/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 35.45% | AAA (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
A-S | $209,269,000 | Senior/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 35.45% | AAA (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
A-IO | $209,269,000 | Senior/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | AAA (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-1 | $31,447,000 | Subordinate/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 25.75% | AA (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M1-A | $31,447,000 | Subordinate/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 25.75% | AA (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M1-IO | $31,447,000 | Subordinate/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | AA (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-2 | $14,103,000 | Subordinate/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 21.40% | A (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M2-A | $14,103,000 | Subordinate/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 21.40% | A (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M2-IO | $14,103,000 | Subordinate/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | A (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-3 | $8,753,000 | Subordinate/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 18.70% | BBB (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M3-A | $8,753,000 | Subordinate/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 18.70% | BBB (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M3-IO | $8,753,000 | Subordinate/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | BBB (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-4 | $13,779,000 | Subordinate/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 14.45% | BB (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M4-A | $13,779,000 | Subordinate/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 14.45% | BB (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M4-IO | $13,779,000 | Subordinate/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | BB (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-5 | $5,511,000 | Subordinate/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 12.75% | B (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M5-A | $5,511,000 | Subordinate/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 12.75% | B (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M5-IO | $5,511,000 | Subordinate/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | B (sf) | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-6 | $25,126,000 | Subordinate/Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 5.00% | NR | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M6-A | $25,126,000 | Subordinate/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | 5.00% | NR | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M6-IO | $25,126,000 | Subordinate/Interest-Only/Initial Exchangeable/Fixed Rate | N/A | NR | October 2048 | ||||||||||
M-7 | $16,209,835 | Subordinate/Principal-Only | 0.00% | NR | October 2048 | ||||||||||
P | $100 | Prepayment Premiums | N/A | NR | October 2048 | ||||||||||
XS | N/A | Monthly Excess Cashflow | N/A | NR | October 2048 | ||||||||||
R | N/A | Residual | N/A | NR | October 2048 |
(1) | All Classes shown above are Offered Notes except for the Classes M-7, P, XS and R Certificates. | |
(2) | Principal or Notional Amount, as applicable. | |
(3) | The Class M-7 certificates are principal-only and are not entitled to receive distributions of interest. In addition, this class is expected to be retained by the loan seller or a majority-owned affiliate in satisfaction of the US risk retention rules. The loan seller is also retaining the Class M-7 certificates in satisfaction of the EU risk retention requirements. | |
(4) | This class is expected to be retained by the loan seller or a majority-owned affiliate in satisfaction of the US risk retention rules. In addition, the Class P certificates, which are entitled only to prepayment premiums, will also be retained by the loan seller or a majority-owned affiliate in satisfaction of the US risk retention requirements. | |
Representations & Warranties Disclosure
All Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations are required, pursuant to SEC Rule 17g-7, to provide a description of a transaction’s representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms that are available to investors when issuing credit ratings. KBRA’s disclosure for this transaction can be found in the report available here.
Related Publications: (available at www.kbra.com)
- VCC 2018-2 Pre-Sale Report
- U.S. RMBS Rating Methodology
- Residential Mortgage Default and Loss Model
- U.S. CMBS Property Evaluation Methodology
- U.S. CMBS Multi-Borrower Rating Methodology
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