APARTMENT PROPERTIES FIXED RATE MORTGAGES 
PURCHASE OR REFINANCE

Eligible Properties:

Apartments which are existing, recently completed (both newly constructed or substantially rehabilitated). Properties must have a minimum occupancy of 90% at the time of commitment and the preceding three-month period.
 

Loan Type:

Balloon mortgages with a 5, 7, 10, 15 or 18-year term

Also 20, 25 and 30-year fully amortizing structures
 

Preferred Loan Size: $750,000 and larger
 

Maximum Loan:

Amount equal to the lesser of:

  1. 80% of appraised value; or
  2. 1.25 debt service coverage

 Interest Rates:

Determined by market rates at the time of rate lock. Rates vary by loan-to-value ratio, debt service coverage and property quality.
 

Amortization: Up to 30-year schedule
 

Personal Recourse:

None, except for standard exceptions to non-recourse which are the responsibility of the Key Principal(s)

Assumability:

Assumable, subject to HUD’s approval and a 1% transfer fee

Prepayment: Yield maintenance or defeasance options
 

Subordinate Financing:

Fannie Mae Supplemental Loans (second mortgages) available 12 months after initial loan closing

Supplemental loans can be provided on a fixed or adjustable rate basis

Escrows:

125% to 150% of estimated cost of required repairs, if any, as determined by physical inspection

Monthly escrows for real estate taxes, property insurance and replacement reserves
 

Application Fee:

Based on estimated underwriting costs for appraisal, architectural / engineering report, environmental assessment and other loan processing costs
 

Financing Fee: Negotiable
 

Closing Expenses:

Standard transaction costs, including legal fees, title insurance and survey
 

Preliminary Submission Package:

Include the following in your request for a loan quote:

  1. Property description and location map
  2. Representative color photographs
  3. Current rent roll and year-to-date operating statement
  4. Operating history - prior 3 years, if available
  5. Current year operating budget
  6. Existing debt and cost basis
  7. Sponsor resume
 
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