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ACQUISITION
AND REFINANCE LOANS FOR EXISTING NURSING
HOME & ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES
FHA SECTION 232 PURSUANT TO SECTION 223(f)

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| Eligible
Projects: |
Eligible
Projects include 1) the acquisition, and 2) the refinance of existing
Nursing Homes and Health Care Facilities
nationwide. To qualify, a facility must be at least three (3) years
old from the date of issuance of the certificate of occupancy (or)
from the
date of completion of a substantial rehabilitation of the project to
the date of filing the application with FHA.
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| Repairs: |
Minor repairs and replacements, while not a requirement
for eligibility, are allowed and are payable from mortgage proceeds.
However, such repairs cannot exceed 15% of HUD's final estimate of
value after repairs (or) $6,500 times the applicable high cost factor
on a per unit basis. Additionally, no more than one major building
system may be replaced, i.e., roofs, HVAC systems, windows, etc. Appliances
and life-safety systems and equipment are exempt from these limits.
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| Geographic
Preference: |
Nationwide
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| Mortgage
Amount: |
up
to $100,000,000
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| Loan
Features: |
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Acquisition or Refinance of Existing Nursing Homes, Assisted Living
Facilities, and Health Care Facilities
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Substantial Rehabilitation
is not allowed
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Up to 35 year term
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Up to 85% loan-to-value ratio for profit motivated
mortgagors
and 90% LTV for not-for-profit-mortgagors
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Up to a 100% loan-to-cost
mortgage
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Minimum debt service coverage 1.18% (85% of NOI)
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Fully amortizing
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Fully assumable
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Low, fixed interest rates
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Non-recourse
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No rent control restrictions
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No
limitation on owner’s return
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Pre-payable with restrictions
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Mortgage proceeds may be used to
pay for acquisition or refinancing costs, including the hard cost
of repairs, replacements, improvements, initial deposit
to replacement reserve, and major movable equipment.
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| Cash
Out: |
| Cash out is NOT permitted.
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| Secondary
Financing: |
| Secondary
financing is permitted by HUD, however, the aggregate amount of the
insured first mortgage
and the second mortgage cannot exceed 92.5% of HUD's established Fair
Market Value of the project.
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| Prepayment/Lockout: |
Negotiable.
Typically ranging from a five-year lockout to a ten-year lockout,
with or without
a declining prepayment penalty in the five years
beyond the lockout period of 5%, 4%, 3%, 2%, 1%, 0%. The note interest
rate will be adjusted according to the selected lockout/prepayment
terms.
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