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SECOND ANGEL BANCORP 	                                                                                NOVEMBER 2008




                An Introduction to our Fund


                                          HIGH YIELD INCOME FUND

        SAF I provides investors with a steady stream of high returns, uncorrelated to major equity and fixed income
        indices. The Fund makes conservative, short term, bridge loans secured by commercial real estate. Focusing on the
        unique needs of borrowers – typically, short time horizons – the Fund takes advantage of markets under-served by
        traditional institutional financing sources.

        SAF is a pure ABL (asset backed lending) fund. It has NO connection with ABS (asset backed securities) or any
        credit markets. It is an on-balance sheet lender: loans remain on its books, and are not sold.
        The Fund has no exposure to sub-prime mortgages, CDOs, or CLOs.

        The Fund targets consistent returns of 9% to 11%, net to investors. Since inception, it has
        generated cumulative IRR of 25.04%, with YTD 2008 of 9.88%

        Second Angel Bancorp manages the fund. It originates, underwrites, makes and services the loans. Loans are
        secured by commercial real property located in California and other select states.
                  All returns stated are net to investors
            •
                  Investors need not be Accredited
            •
                  The Fund has 100% positive monthly performance
            •
                  The Fund has independent quarterly reviews, together with annual audits.
            •
                  Second Angel and SAF I are regulated by the California Department of Corporations; SAB is in its sixth
            •
                  year of business and has originated over $300 million in loans.  
            SAF I account holders enjoy annualized returns of 9% to 11%. For every $100,000 in their account, they
            receive payments of approximately $830 each month.




                                                        SAF I Monthly Annualized Returns

15.00
11.25
 7.50
 3.75
    0
        11/06 12/06 1/07 2/07 3/07 4/07 5/07 6/07 7/07 8/07 9/07 10/07 11/07 12/07 1/08 2/08 3/08 4/08 5/08 6/08 7/08 8/08 9/08 10/08 11/08


                                                                                        (916) 863-7300
   SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                                  WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
Second Angel Fund I, LLC

                                                                YTD 9.88%
           Risk Return Summary
              
          


                                    0.90%                                  0.01
        Average Monthly                          Beta

                                    0.97%                                  1.97
        Highest Month                            Correlation Coefficient

                                    0.79%                                  3.89
        Lowest Month                             R-squared

                                    100%                                   David Gruebele
        % of Positive Months                     Portfolio Managers
                                                                           Richard Zahm

                                    0.79%                                  Second Angel Bancorp
        Maximum Drawdown                         Marketer’s Name

                                    25                                     Asset Based Lender (ABL)
        Longest Winning Streak                   Primary Strategy

                                    0                                      Fixed Income
        Longest Losing Streak                    Sub-Strategy

                                    0.90%                                  Jun 1, 2006
        Compounded Monthly                       Inception
        Return

                                    11.32%                                 USA
        Compounded Annual                        Domicile
        Return

                                    25.04%                                 24 months
        Cumulative Return                        Track Record

                                    0.05%                                  USD
        Standard Deviation                       Base Currency
        (Monthly)

                                    0.17%                                  $11 million
        Standard Deviation                       Firm AUM
        (Annualized)

                                    0.00%                                  $7 million
        Downside Deviation                       Fund AUM
        (Monthly)

                                    0.00%                                  $50 million
        Downside Deviation                       Capacity
        (Annualized)

                                    10.07                                  Yes
        Sharpe Ratio (Monthly)                   Take seed capital?

                                    34.89                                  Yes
        Sharpe Ratio (Annualized)                Open to new investors?

                                    0.99%                                  Yes - Low
        Alpha (Monthly)                          Does the fund use
                                                 leverage?

                                    12.61%
        Alpha (Annualized)




                                                                      (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                     WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
SECOND ANGEL BANCORP	




                                    Second Angel Fund I, LLC
    The following information is only a brief summary of, and is qualified in its entirety by, the detailed
    information appearing elsewhere in the Offering Circular.




    LLC Investment Focus                     A California Limited Liability Company that makes and invests in loans
                                         •
                                             secured by deeds of trust on commercial, industrial and residential real
                                             estate and land located primarily in California.
    Concentration:                           [Approximate] 80% 1st Trust Deeds, 20% 2nd Trust Deeds. Construction
                                         •
                                             25%, Unimproved land 25%, Commercial property 20% Acquisition and
                                             Development 20%, Residential 10%. Loan terms 1-7 years. Loan sizes:
                                             $500,000 - $5,000,000.
    Capitalization                           Minimum: $500,000
                                         •
                                             Maximum: $50,000,000
                                         •
    Maximum No. of Investors                 500
                                         •
    Investor Qualifications for              California residents and non-US citizens residing abroad. Annual income
                                         •
    Admission to Fund                        of at least $65,000 with net worth of at least $250,000 (excluding home,
                                             furnishings, automobiles). IRA & 401(k) funds invited.
    Investment Amounts                       Minimum initial investment: $25,000.
                                         •
                                             Additional investment: $1,000 increments or higher.
                                         •
                                             Investment cap: 10% of net worth.
                                         •
    Cash Distributions                       Investors choose to:
                                         •
                                                 o Receive regular monthly cash distributions (30%);
                                                 o Reinvest income created back into Fund (70%).
    Withdrawal from Fund                     After 60 days written notice, subject to cash flow and other limitations.
                                         •
    Manager, Loan Originator &               Second Angel Bancorp, a California Licensed Lender and mortgage bank.
                                         •
    Loan Servicer
    Management                               Richard Zahm, 49, a California licensed attorney and mortgage broker.
                                         •
                                             David Gruebele, 45 a California licensed mortgage broker.
                                         •
    Accounting Oversight                     Annual audit by independent CPA.
                                         •
    Regulatory Oversight                     California Department of Corporations, California Department of Real
                                         •
                                             Estate, California Department of Labor.
    Other                                    Fund may also make or invest in loans secured by construction or
                                         •
                                             rehabilitation loans where all or a portion of the loan proceeds may be
                                             used to construct or rehabilitate improvements in the security property.
    Professional References                  Attorneys: DossLaw, Irvine, CA
                                         •
                                             Accountants: Murray & Young; Williams & Olds, Sacramento
                                         •
                                             Auditor: Schoenholz & Spiegel, Walnut Creek, CA
                                         •
                                             Commercial Bankers: Wells Fargo, Five Star Bank.
                                         •
    Additional Information &                 Second Angel Bancorp (916) 863-7300 (866) 648-2422
                                         •
    Offering Circular                        e-mail investment@SecondAngel.net; www.SecondAngel.net
                                         •
                                             10217 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Second Floor, Fair Oaks, CA 95628
                                         •




                                                                                (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                             WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
SECOND ANGEL BANCORP	



                                                                Investor Motivations
 Investor Attributes

       Retired/semi-retired
 •                                                              •Capital preservation
       Non-accredited and Accredited
 •                                                              •Competitive yield
       California or international residents
 •                                                              •Bond-like structure and risk
       Seeks to maximize fixed income
 •                                                              •Short term investment haven: “parking place”
       Desires dependability/low volatility
 •                                                              •Long term balance with equity portfolio risk
       Risk averse
 •


                                                                 Fund Attributes and Uses

                                                                      Stability, low volatility
                                                                 •
                                                                      Steady, uncorrelated performance
                                                                 •
                                                                      Liquidity
                                                                 •
                                                                      High yield
                                                                 •
                                                                      Transparent business model
                                                                 •
                                                                      Solid track record
                                                                 •
                                                                      Pre-defined investment parameters
                                                                 •
                                                                      As a high yield place holder for funds between
                                                                 •
                                                                      investments




25.04%*                                          Investor Eligibility
                                                 • California residents or non-US citizens residing abroad
                                                 • Annual income of at least $65,000 with net worth of at least
                                                    $250,000 (excluding home, furnishings, automobiles) or
                                                 • Net worth of $500,000 (excluding home, furnishings, automobiles)
                                                 • IRA & 401(k) funds invited.




  *Cumulative return since inception. Based upon historical performance. YTD (1/01/08) Compounded Annual Return
  11.32%. Past performance is not a guarantee of future performance. Offer limited to qualified investors meeting standards
  provided in the Offering Circular. The California Department of Corporations does not endorse this investment. Permit is
  permissive only and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement of the securities permitted to be issued. CFL
  607-2568



                                                                                           (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                                         WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
SECOND ANGEL BANCORP	


WHAT THEY’RE
SAYING ABOUT
SECOND ANGEL




    “The checks arrive like clockwork.”              “I frequently recommend Second Angel’s Fund to my friends.
                                                     They don’t miss.”
            Nancy Hale, Pebble Beach, CA
                                                                                  Steve Reubens, Redwood Shores, CA


                                                     “Second Angel’s the best performing investment I’ve made in
                                                     2007.”
                                                                                                  A.P., Roseville, CA
   “Second Angel gives great returns (11%
   plus) on my investment and has an ‘open
   book’ policy. It’s the perfect complement to my
   real estate investments and a lot less bother.
   Detailed monthly statements and newsletters


                                                                    100 percent
   give me confidence that, even in this time of
   financial turmoil in the mortgage industry,
   my money is invested wisely. On top of that,
   the people at Second Angel are great, and I                      of Second Angel investors have
   am proud to be one of their clients.”                            chosen to invest additional amounts
                             K.F., Lake Tahoe, CA                   into the Fund.

                                                                                 (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                              WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
SECOND ANGEL BANCORP	



TRANSPARENCY
SAF is an open book.

We tell our investors how we invest, up front. What types of property we’ve
secured loans with, where it’s located, and where each loan fits into our
investment portfolio. Then, we show what we’ve done.

Our investors are invited to participated in site reviews. They’re invited to meet
our borrowers, face-to-face.

There isn’t any proprietary formula. Just good business judgment and banking
discipline.

Our investors are welcome to review our books and records. We’re audited
annually by an independent CPA, Schoenholz & Spiegel. And every eighteen
months, we’re visited by the California Department of Corporation’s auditing
team.



METRICS
                             •   Total number of investors
                             •   Total investor capital
                             •   Total secured loans outstanding
                             •   Number of loans
                             •   Average loan size
                             •   Average secured loan as percent of members’ capital
                             •   Largest secured loan outstanding
                             •   Largest secured loan as percent of total
                             •   Largest secured loan as a percent of members’ capital
                             •   Counties where properties are located
                             •   Largest percent of loans in one county
                             •   Loan categories: construction; construction completion;
                                 bridge; other
                             •   Loan terms: time
                             •   Loan terms: interest rates
                             •   Loans by property type
                             •   Portfolio LTV




                                                                               (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                            WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
SECOND ANGEL BANCORP	




Our Tools
HERFINDAHL SCORE                      We use the Herfindahl score to measure the
                                      diversity of the loans in our portfolio. It’s a measure
                                      of the effective number of assets in a collateral pool.
                       n              Borrowing from the CMBS model, we divide (i) one
                                      by (ii) the sum of, for each asset in the pool, the
                       Σ (a /P)
                  1/                  square of, (x) the principal balance of each loan in
                                  2
                             i
                                      the pool divided by, (y) the aggregate principal
                       i=1            balance of the collateral assets in the pool.

                                      Here, ai = the principal balance of each loan in a
                                      pool of n total assets and P = the total principal
                                      balance of the collateral pool.


COLLATERAL VOLATILITY                 We cross-collateralize our loans, securing them with
                                      additional properties to provide additional
                                      protective equity. To protect our portfolio from
                                      adverse changes in collateral cash flow and value,
                                      we measure collateral volatility. This volatility means
      σp ) = 1 − N N wiwjρij          the deviation (or standard deviation) of future

 (1 − σ                               collateral cash flow and value from assessed and
                 ∑∑                   expected ones. The reduction in collateral volatility
                                      is positively affected by the number of properties and
                 i=1 j =1             negatively affected by the correlation between capital.

                                      When loans are crossed, to the extent that their
                                      collateral values are not correlated, the pool’s
                                      volatility is reduced as compared to the weighted
                                      average of each individual loan’s volatility. This
                                      reduction in collateral volatility has the effect of
                                      reducing downside loan exposure. When
                                      properties have unequal values in the crossed pool,
                                      the “effective” number of properties is less than the
                                      actual number. For example, for a pool with five
                                      properties, if one property represents 90% of the
                                      total collateral value, this pool is effectively a one-
                                      asset pool, and the crossing benefit is minimal. We
                                      use a version of this equation to measure this.
                                      Where:
                                      σ: Individual property value standard deviation
                                      (uncrossed)
                                      σρ: Pool property value standard deviation (crossed)
                                      W: Percentage share of a property in the crossed
                                      pool by value
                                      ρij: Correlation between collateral i and j.

                                      A Second Angel principal personally visits each
PERSONAL SITE REVIEWS                 property as a final underwriting step for each loan.


ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT                    Our roots are in Turnaround Management. We get
                                      to know our borrowers and their business.


CONSERVATIVE LTVs                     We appraise properties meticulously, often more
                                      than once. Our due diligence process penetrates.



                                                 (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                 WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
SECOND ANGEL BANCORP	




Q&A                                     About Private Money & SAF


                                             Private Money investments with SAF are comprised of conservative, short-term
What is Private Money investing?
                                        bridge loans secured by commercial real estate.

                                             Benefits include: consistent, predictable returns and growth from the outset of the
What are the benefits of Private
                                        investment. These are ideal for anyone seeking to preserve capital while obtaining a
Money and SAF?
                                        secure, high rate of return with minimal -- if any -- market risk.

                                             SAF investors receive interest income significantly greater than that earned on an
How does SAF compare to bond fund
                                        intermediate investment grade corporate bond fund, but without interest rate risk.
investment?

                                             SAF provides comparable liquidity and stability, but with substantially higher
How does SAF compare to money
                                        interest rates.
market fund investment?

                                               There are no penalties for withdrawal at any time. Unlike a certificate of deposit,
Are there any penalties for
                                        it is not necessary to wait until maturity to avoid an interest penalty on withdrawals.
withdrawing SAF investments?

                                             California residents or non-US citizens residing abroad.
Eligibility: Who can invest in SAF?     •
                                             Annual income of at least $65,000 with net worth of at least $250,000 (excluding
                                        •
                                             home, furnishings, automobiles) or $500,000 net worth (excluding home,
                                             furnishings, automobiles)
                                             IRA & 401(k) funds invited.
                                        •
                                                Studies (Dreyfus Fund, John Hancock) indicate that nearly 70% of investors will
Do Private Money and SAF encourage
                                            only consider a safe or guaranteed investment vehicle. SAF is compatible with the
people to save for retirement?
                                            risk profile of this majority, making the decision to invest easier.
                                               Over time, stock funds will likely produce a higher return than Private Money
Aren’t stocks a better long-term
                                             funds. However, Private Money’s unique risk/return characteristics makes it an
investment than Private Money?
                                             excellent choice for investors seeking to protect assets and balance portfolio risk.

                                             Since SAF is only minimally subject to market risk, it is an excellent choice for
How do investors use SAF in their
                                        those wishing to diversify a stock portfolio. Substituting SAF for an actively managed
portfolios?
                                        bond portfolio will allow an investor to increase his allocation to equities without
                                        increasing risk to his overall investment portfolio. Also, because funds can be withdrawn
                                        from SAF without penalty, it is ideal for those wishing to keep a portion of funds liquid.

                                              SAF exclusively invests in conservative, short-term loans secured by first and second
What types of investments are held in
                                        trust deeds on commercial real estate. SAF pays investors a predicable return,
SAF?
                                        preserving principal and accumulated interest earnings.




                                                                                     (916) 863-7300
SECOND ANGEL FUND I
                                                                                     WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET

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Ria Saf Introduction November 08

  • 1. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP NOVEMBER 2008 An Introduction to our Fund HIGH YIELD INCOME FUND SAF I provides investors with a steady stream of high returns, uncorrelated to major equity and fixed income indices. The Fund makes conservative, short term, bridge loans secured by commercial real estate. Focusing on the unique needs of borrowers – typically, short time horizons – the Fund takes advantage of markets under-served by traditional institutional financing sources. SAF is a pure ABL (asset backed lending) fund. It has NO connection with ABS (asset backed securities) or any credit markets. It is an on-balance sheet lender: loans remain on its books, and are not sold. The Fund has no exposure to sub-prime mortgages, CDOs, or CLOs. The Fund targets consistent returns of 9% to 11%, net to investors. Since inception, it has generated cumulative IRR of 25.04%, with YTD 2008 of 9.88% Second Angel Bancorp manages the fund. It originates, underwrites, makes and services the loans. Loans are secured by commercial real property located in California and other select states. All returns stated are net to investors • Investors need not be Accredited • The Fund has 100% positive monthly performance • The Fund has independent quarterly reviews, together with annual audits. • Second Angel and SAF I are regulated by the California Department of Corporations; SAB is in its sixth • year of business and has originated over $300 million in loans.   SAF I account holders enjoy annualized returns of 9% to 11%. For every $100,000 in their account, they receive payments of approximately $830 each month. SAF I Monthly Annualized Returns 15.00 11.25 7.50 3.75 0 11/06 12/06 1/07 2/07 3/07 4/07 5/07 6/07 7/07 8/07 9/07 10/07 11/07 12/07 1/08 2/08 3/08 4/08 5/08 6/08 7/08 8/08 9/08 10/08 11/08 (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 2. Second Angel Fund I, LLC YTD 9.88% Risk Return Summary 0.90% 0.01 Average Monthly Beta 0.97% 1.97 Highest Month Correlation Coefficient 0.79% 3.89 Lowest Month R-squared 100% David Gruebele % of Positive Months Portfolio Managers Richard Zahm 0.79% Second Angel Bancorp Maximum Drawdown Marketer’s Name 25 Asset Based Lender (ABL) Longest Winning Streak Primary Strategy 0 Fixed Income Longest Losing Streak Sub-Strategy 0.90% Jun 1, 2006 Compounded Monthly Inception Return 11.32% USA Compounded Annual Domicile Return 25.04% 24 months Cumulative Return Track Record 0.05% USD Standard Deviation Base Currency (Monthly) 0.17% $11 million Standard Deviation Firm AUM (Annualized) 0.00% $7 million Downside Deviation Fund AUM (Monthly) 0.00% $50 million Downside Deviation Capacity (Annualized) 10.07 Yes Sharpe Ratio (Monthly) Take seed capital? 34.89 Yes Sharpe Ratio (Annualized) Open to new investors? 0.99% Yes - Low Alpha (Monthly) Does the fund use leverage? 12.61% Alpha (Annualized) (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 3. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP Second Angel Fund I, LLC The following information is only a brief summary of, and is qualified in its entirety by, the detailed information appearing elsewhere in the Offering Circular. LLC Investment Focus A California Limited Liability Company that makes and invests in loans • secured by deeds of trust on commercial, industrial and residential real estate and land located primarily in California. Concentration: [Approximate] 80% 1st Trust Deeds, 20% 2nd Trust Deeds. Construction • 25%, Unimproved land 25%, Commercial property 20% Acquisition and Development 20%, Residential 10%. Loan terms 1-7 years. Loan sizes: $500,000 - $5,000,000. Capitalization Minimum: $500,000 • Maximum: $50,000,000 • Maximum No. of Investors 500 • Investor Qualifications for California residents and non-US citizens residing abroad. Annual income • Admission to Fund of at least $65,000 with net worth of at least $250,000 (excluding home, furnishings, automobiles). IRA & 401(k) funds invited. Investment Amounts Minimum initial investment: $25,000. • Additional investment: $1,000 increments or higher. • Investment cap: 10% of net worth. • Cash Distributions Investors choose to: • o Receive regular monthly cash distributions (30%); o Reinvest income created back into Fund (70%). Withdrawal from Fund After 60 days written notice, subject to cash flow and other limitations. • Manager, Loan Originator & Second Angel Bancorp, a California Licensed Lender and mortgage bank. • Loan Servicer Management Richard Zahm, 49, a California licensed attorney and mortgage broker. • David Gruebele, 45 a California licensed mortgage broker. • Accounting Oversight Annual audit by independent CPA. • Regulatory Oversight California Department of Corporations, California Department of Real • Estate, California Department of Labor. Other Fund may also make or invest in loans secured by construction or • rehabilitation loans where all or a portion of the loan proceeds may be used to construct or rehabilitate improvements in the security property. Professional References Attorneys: DossLaw, Irvine, CA • Accountants: Murray & Young; Williams & Olds, Sacramento • Auditor: Schoenholz & Spiegel, Walnut Creek, CA • Commercial Bankers: Wells Fargo, Five Star Bank. • Additional Information & Second Angel Bancorp (916) 863-7300 (866) 648-2422 • Offering Circular e-mail investment@SecondAngel.net; www.SecondAngel.net • 10217 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Second Floor, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 • (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 4. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP Investor Motivations Investor Attributes Retired/semi-retired • •Capital preservation Non-accredited and Accredited • •Competitive yield California or international residents • •Bond-like structure and risk Seeks to maximize fixed income • •Short term investment haven: “parking place” Desires dependability/low volatility • •Long term balance with equity portfolio risk Risk averse • Fund Attributes and Uses Stability, low volatility • Steady, uncorrelated performance • Liquidity • High yield • Transparent business model • Solid track record • Pre-defined investment parameters • As a high yield place holder for funds between • investments 25.04%* Investor Eligibility • California residents or non-US citizens residing abroad • Annual income of at least $65,000 with net worth of at least $250,000 (excluding home, furnishings, automobiles) or • Net worth of $500,000 (excluding home, furnishings, automobiles) • IRA & 401(k) funds invited. *Cumulative return since inception. Based upon historical performance. YTD (1/01/08) Compounded Annual Return 11.32%. Past performance is not a guarantee of future performance. Offer limited to qualified investors meeting standards provided in the Offering Circular. The California Department of Corporations does not endorse this investment. Permit is permissive only and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement of the securities permitted to be issued. CFL 607-2568 (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 5. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT SECOND ANGEL “The checks arrive like clockwork.” “I frequently recommend Second Angel’s Fund to my friends. They don’t miss.” Nancy Hale, Pebble Beach, CA Steve Reubens, Redwood Shores, CA “Second Angel’s the best performing investment I’ve made in 2007.” A.P., Roseville, CA “Second Angel gives great returns (11% plus) on my investment and has an ‘open book’ policy. It’s the perfect complement to my real estate investments and a lot less bother. Detailed monthly statements and newsletters 100 percent give me confidence that, even in this time of financial turmoil in the mortgage industry, my money is invested wisely. On top of that, the people at Second Angel are great, and I of Second Angel investors have am proud to be one of their clients.” chosen to invest additional amounts K.F., Lake Tahoe, CA into the Fund. (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 6. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP TRANSPARENCY SAF is an open book. We tell our investors how we invest, up front. What types of property we’ve secured loans with, where it’s located, and where each loan fits into our investment portfolio. Then, we show what we’ve done. Our investors are invited to participated in site reviews. They’re invited to meet our borrowers, face-to-face. There isn’t any proprietary formula. Just good business judgment and banking discipline. Our investors are welcome to review our books and records. We’re audited annually by an independent CPA, Schoenholz & Spiegel. And every eighteen months, we’re visited by the California Department of Corporation’s auditing team. METRICS • Total number of investors • Total investor capital • Total secured loans outstanding • Number of loans • Average loan size • Average secured loan as percent of members’ capital • Largest secured loan outstanding • Largest secured loan as percent of total • Largest secured loan as a percent of members’ capital • Counties where properties are located • Largest percent of loans in one county • Loan categories: construction; construction completion; bridge; other • Loan terms: time • Loan terms: interest rates • Loans by property type • Portfolio LTV (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 7. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP Our Tools HERFINDAHL SCORE We use the Herfindahl score to measure the diversity of the loans in our portfolio. It’s a measure of the effective number of assets in a collateral pool. n Borrowing from the CMBS model, we divide (i) one by (ii) the sum of, for each asset in the pool, the Σ (a /P) 1/ square of, (x) the principal balance of each loan in 2 i the pool divided by, (y) the aggregate principal i=1 balance of the collateral assets in the pool. Here, ai = the principal balance of each loan in a pool of n total assets and P = the total principal balance of the collateral pool. COLLATERAL VOLATILITY We cross-collateralize our loans, securing them with additional properties to provide additional protective equity. To protect our portfolio from adverse changes in collateral cash flow and value, we measure collateral volatility. This volatility means σp ) = 1 − N N wiwjρij the deviation (or standard deviation) of future (1 − σ collateral cash flow and value from assessed and ∑∑ expected ones. The reduction in collateral volatility is positively affected by the number of properties and i=1 j =1 negatively affected by the correlation between capital. When loans are crossed, to the extent that their collateral values are not correlated, the pool’s volatility is reduced as compared to the weighted average of each individual loan’s volatility. This reduction in collateral volatility has the effect of reducing downside loan exposure. When properties have unequal values in the crossed pool, the “effective” number of properties is less than the actual number. For example, for a pool with five properties, if one property represents 90% of the total collateral value, this pool is effectively a one- asset pool, and the crossing benefit is minimal. We use a version of this equation to measure this. Where: σ: Individual property value standard deviation (uncrossed) σρ: Pool property value standard deviation (crossed) W: Percentage share of a property in the crossed pool by value ρij: Correlation between collateral i and j. A Second Angel principal personally visits each PERSONAL SITE REVIEWS property as a final underwriting step for each loan. ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT Our roots are in Turnaround Management. We get to know our borrowers and their business. CONSERVATIVE LTVs We appraise properties meticulously, often more than once. Our due diligence process penetrates. (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET
  • 8. SECOND ANGEL BANCORP Q&A About Private Money & SAF Private Money investments with SAF are comprised of conservative, short-term What is Private Money investing? bridge loans secured by commercial real estate. Benefits include: consistent, predictable returns and growth from the outset of the What are the benefits of Private investment. These are ideal for anyone seeking to preserve capital while obtaining a Money and SAF? secure, high rate of return with minimal -- if any -- market risk. SAF investors receive interest income significantly greater than that earned on an How does SAF compare to bond fund intermediate investment grade corporate bond fund, but without interest rate risk. investment? SAF provides comparable liquidity and stability, but with substantially higher How does SAF compare to money interest rates. market fund investment? There are no penalties for withdrawal at any time. Unlike a certificate of deposit, Are there any penalties for it is not necessary to wait until maturity to avoid an interest penalty on withdrawals. withdrawing SAF investments? California residents or non-US citizens residing abroad. Eligibility: Who can invest in SAF? • Annual income of at least $65,000 with net worth of at least $250,000 (excluding • home, furnishings, automobiles) or $500,000 net worth (excluding home, furnishings, automobiles) IRA & 401(k) funds invited. • Studies (Dreyfus Fund, John Hancock) indicate that nearly 70% of investors will Do Private Money and SAF encourage only consider a safe or guaranteed investment vehicle. SAF is compatible with the people to save for retirement? risk profile of this majority, making the decision to invest easier. Over time, stock funds will likely produce a higher return than Private Money Aren’t stocks a better long-term funds. However, Private Money’s unique risk/return characteristics makes it an investment than Private Money? excellent choice for investors seeking to protect assets and balance portfolio risk. Since SAF is only minimally subject to market risk, it is an excellent choice for How do investors use SAF in their those wishing to diversify a stock portfolio. Substituting SAF for an actively managed portfolios? bond portfolio will allow an investor to increase his allocation to equities without increasing risk to his overall investment portfolio. Also, because funds can be withdrawn from SAF without penalty, it is ideal for those wishing to keep a portion of funds liquid. SAF exclusively invests in conservative, short-term loans secured by first and second What types of investments are held in trust deeds on commercial real estate. SAF pays investors a predicable return, SAF? preserving principal and accumulated interest earnings. (916) 863-7300 SECOND ANGEL FUND I WWW.SECONDANGEL.NET