Redemption elimination
docs(corporate): fix fabricated per-asset ICR distribution-gate mechanism -- real governing documents (Sixth/Seventh Amended LPA, Offering Prospectus Sections 1/2/3/5/7) describe the Interest Coverage Ratio as an aggregate partnership-level covenant on new borrowing (1.20x floor before issuing First Secured Mortgage Debentures), not a per-asset distribution gate with a suspension protocol; corrected across investment-units, distribution-declaration-mechanics, perpetual-equity-model, and 13 other articles that repeated or cross-referenced the fabricated version (EN+ES)
@@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ status: active audience: public bcsc_class: public-disclosure-safe language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC last_edited: 2026-07-11 last_edited: 2026-08-24 editor: pointsav-engineering paired_with: redemption-elimination.es.md cites: [] --- Woodfine [[direct-hold-framework|Direct-Hold]] assets carry no redemption queue — each investor's equity corresponds to a specific property, and liquidity depends on the private market for that asset, not on the corporate entity's cash reserves. Because no commingled pool exists, the condition that makes redemption mechanisms necessary is absent by design. Liquidity executes through the [[equity-transfer-model|Equity Transfer Model]], and asset-level debt is constrained by the [[cre-financial-metrics|Interest Coverage Ratio]] so that cash reserves are not required to service obligations. Woodfine [[direct-hold-framework|Direct-Hold]] assets carry no redemption queue — each investor's equity corresponds to a specific property, and liquidity depends on the private market for that asset, not on the corporate entity's cash reserves. Because no commingled pool exists, the condition that makes redemption mechanisms necessary is absent by design. Liquidity executes through the [[equity-transfer-model|Equity Transfer Model]], and debt secured against each asset is constrained by the vehicle's aggregate [[cre-financial-metrics|Interest Coverage Ratio]] covenant so that cash reserves are not required to service obligations. ## Key takeaways