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FHA Mortgage
Insurance
Apartments - New Construction/Substantial Rehab
Section 220, 221(d)(4), and 221(d)(3)
Description
Provides competitive financing for
the new construction or substantial rehabilitation of multifamily and
seniors (no services) properties.
Benefits / Features
- Two-step processing under HUD’s Multifamily Accelerated Processing
(MAP).
- Insured mortgages may be used to finance BOTH the construction and
permanent loan of the properties.
- Limited commercial space and income may be included in the loan.
- No occupancy threshold required to close permanent loan.
- May also serve as credit enhancement for tax-exempt bond deals
Loan Structure
Loan Amount: 221(d)(4) or 220 -Lesser of: (i) Amount supported by
1.11 debt service coverage; (ii) 90% of costs; or (iii) Statutory unit
limitations. 221(d)(3) - Lesser of: (i) 1.05 debt service coverage; (ii)
100% of costs for nonprofit Borrowers; or (iii) Statutory unit
limitations.
Loan Terms: 40 years, plus the construction period which is
interest only.
Amortization: Fully amortizing, 40 years for most properties.
Recourse: Loans are nonrecourse.
Rates: Ginnie Mae MBS and whole loan rates priced daily.
Rate may be locked for both the construction and permanent loan anytime
after Borrower’s acceptance of HUD’s Firm Commitment. Interest rate
buy-downs available.
Optional Features
Assumability: Fully assumable with HUD’s and Lender’s consent.
Prepayment: Any prepayment lock out or penalty periods negotiable
with Investor.
Requirements
- Initial deposit to the Replacement Reserve can be included in
the mortgage; monthly deposits required.
- Single-asset Borrower entity.
- Comply with prevailing wage requirements under the Davis-Bacon Act.
Application Fee: $2,500 non-refundable inspection/loan processing
fee payable to American Trust Corporation with the loan application,
will be credited to origination fee at closing
Origination Fee: 1%
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