60 cents on the dollar at disposition and I still owe the LP their full pref
$4.1M sale on a $3.8M basis, so the math looked fine going in. Property sat longer than projected, distributions got suspended in year 3, and the pref kept compounding. By the time we closed the sale I had $190k in promote on paper and after the pref catch-up there was $11k left for the GP. I put $80k of my own money into this deal and signed the guaranty. The capital event cleared the debt, LPs got whole on their pref, but my co-invest came back at $0. Not a loss for them. A total loss for me on actual dollars in the door. Anyone who tells you the guaranty is the only real risk on the GP side has not watched the promote get eaten from the inside out by a compounding pref on a deal that just ran slow.