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Unfortunately haven't worked on one myself here but I'd be interested in finding out where you end up / if you find any good resources

 

Yeah it’s basically the same as just one senior loan. However, the Owner pays A note interest through term and B note (aka hope note) interest would be PIKd. Everything is than paid off at capital event; payment priority depends on waterfall structure which is negotiated in loan docs. With A/b note structure, there is also typically additional equity that would come into play either in the form of preferred or common equity.

 

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