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FHA
232 (f): Existing Facility Information Sheet
Eligible Projects
This Program provides refinance and acquisition permanent loans for independent and assisted living facilities (ALF), special needs Alzheimer/dementia care facilities and skilled nursing (SN) facilities. Permanent loans are for a term of not greater than 35 years and not less than 10 years, however, not greater than 75% of the property's remaining economic life.
- Three years must have elapsed since the facility was constructed or substantial rehabilitation was completed.
- ALF facilities must contain five units or more; SN must contain 20 beds or more.
- An ALF unit may contain bathroom and kitchen/kitchenette.
- ALF facilities must provide group dining facility.
- ALF/SN facilities may contain a non-resident day care facility, of which the net area may not exceed 20% of project net area. Facility must provide either restorative, maintenance, or social programs.
- All facilities must provide continuous protective oversight for all residents.
- Facilities
may not charge entrance fees, founders fees,
life care fees, or similar charges or fees.
- Professional management, acceptable to the lender is required.
- Commercial area that does not exclusively serve residents is permissible, but cannot exceed 10% of the total gross floor area in the project.
- The loan may include repair costs not to exceed 15% of the facility value after repairs or no more than $6,500 per unit (except in high cost areas). Repairs may not include replacing more than one major building system such as plumbing or electric.
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Loan Highlights
- The
loan is non-recourse with respect to personal
liability.
- The interest rate is fixed, approximately 120 basis points over the 30-Year Treasury.
- The loan is assumable by qualified buyer approved by the lender ordinarily with a 1% fee of the loan balance.
- Prepayment is subject to terms of underwriting, typically, not prepayable for five years.
- Secondary debt is permitted in form of cash notes to 7.5% of value.
- Escrows required for property insurance, real estate taxes, MIP, replacement reserves for realty and major moveable equipment.
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Maximum Loans
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Refinancing: At least 70% but not more than 85% of the MAI appraised value of the complex. The loan may exceed 70% if the existing mortgages and other outlays, including repairs, exceed 70%. If the outlays total less than 70%, the balance may be withdrawn as equity cash.
Purchase: The lessor of 85% (90% for non profits) of sales price and all costs, or 85% of value of property after repairs. In no event may the annual debt service of the loan exceed 85% of net operating income.
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Application Procedure
Typically, before initiating the formal application procedure, First Housing, on behalf of clients, will request a preapplication meeting with HUD by submitting a package to HUD which will include among other items the following:
- Sketch plan of site, typical unit plans, and typical elevation.
- Location map.
- Market study dated within 120 days of pre-application conference.
- Environmental Factors Checklist.
- Phase I Environmental Assessment.
- If purchase, a copy of purchase agreement or option.
- Latest state agency(s) report on project operations (if applicable).
- Current provider agreement for Medicare/Medicaid (if applicable).
- Description of property condition, list of repairs made in last two years, list and cost of proposed repairs.
- Current census information.
- Most recent 12 month financial statement and year-to-date statement.
- Current resumes for mortgagor, principals, management agent or operator.
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HUD will invite to the Firm Commitment stage those projects which are approved at the preapplication meeting. A Firm Commitment application requires a detailed review of the project's historical operations; mortgagor and principals; management agent/operator; and feasibility of proposed financing. All information, instructions and forms for the formal application package will be supplied by First Housing. Closing can take place within a month from issuance of the Firm Commitment.
Fees and Assurances
Application Fee: 0.3% (three/tenths of a percent) of the mortgage to be submitted with the application and pays certain processing costs. May be financed in the mortgage.
Financing Fee: Up to 3.5% paid at closing. May be financed in the mortgage.
Mortgage Insurance Premium: A first year MIP of 1% is payable at closing. This payment may be financed in the mortgage. An annual MIP of 50 basis points is payable thereafter.
Repair Escrow: If closing is requested prior to completion of required repairs, an escrow of 150% of remaining repair costs must be established. Repairs must be completed within twelve months of mortgage closing.

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