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FHA Insurance
Programs -
Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP)
Program Description: MAP
establishes a standardized process used by each HUD multifamily Hub
office that significantly reduces the amount of HUD review time required
to issue mortgage insurance commitments.
Approved MAP lenders prepare, process and submit loan applications,
which includes preparing FHA forms, preliminary underwriting and
ordering third party reports, such as an appraisal (required for all
transactions) or a market analysis (required for all transactions except
223(f)’s). MAP replaces local “fast-track” procedures in Hub offices.
Eligible Programs:
Sections 221(d)(3) and 221(d)(4) - new construction and
rehabilitation financing Section 220 - financing for apartments in urban
renewal areas Section 232 – new construction and rehabilitation
financing for healthcare facilities (skilled and assisted)
Section 232/223(f) – refinancing for existing healthcare
facilities (skilled and assisted)
Section 223(f) - refinancing for existing apartments or
healthcare facilities
HUD Processing Time:
223(f) and 232/223(f): Firm Commitment: 60 days
221(d), 232 and 220: Pre-Application: 45 days
Firm Commitment: 45 days
Term: New Construction/Substantial Rehabilitation: Maximum of 40
years, not to exceed 75% of remaining economic life.
Refinancing/Acquisition: Maximum of 35 years, not to exceed 75%
of remaining economic life.
Maximum Loan:
Section 221(d)(3) Non-Profit or Public Mortgagors:
The lesser of:
(1) 100% of replacement cost, or rehabilitation and structure cost
(2) An amount of debt serviced by 95% of net income available for debt
service
(3) Statutory per unit limitations
(4) 100% of mortgagable costs less grants, public loans and tax credits
Section 221(d)(4), 220 For-Profit Mortgagors:
The lesser of:
(1) 90% of replacement cost or rehabilitation and structure cost
(2) The amount of debt that can be serviced by 90% of net income
(3) Statutory per unit limits
(4) 100% of mortgagable costs less grants, public loans and tax credits
Section 232 (New Construction) For-Profit Mortgagors:
The lesser of:
(1) 90% of FHA's value (95% for private non-profits)
(2) Amount of debt serviced by 90% of the estimated NOI attributable to
realty (95% for non-profits)
(3) 100% of mortgagable costs less grants, public loans and tax credits
Sections 232/223(f) and 223(f)
Refinancing:
The lesser of:
(1) 85% of FHA's value (90% for non-profits)
(2) Amount of debt serviced by 85% of NOI attributable to the real
estate (90% for non-profits)
(3) 100% of HUD approved transaction costs (no equity take-out)
(4) 100% of mortgagable costs less grants, public loans, and tax credits
Acquisition:
The lesser of:
(1) 85% of FHA's value (90% for non-profits)
(2) Amount of debt serviced by 85% of NOI attributable to the real
estate (90% for non- profits)
(3) 85% of HUD approved acquisition costs (90% for non-profits)
(4) 100% of mortgagable costs less grants, public loans, and tax credits
Personal Liability: None. Non-Recourse.
HUD Application Fee: 0.3% ($3/$1,000) of the requested loan
amount, payable at application for Firm Commitment.
Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP): MIP varies by program and is
reset by HUD on a yearly basis, and, once set, the MIP does not vary for
the life of the loan. Depending on the insurance program and property
type, the annual MIP ranges from 45 to 80 basis points per year.
Secondary Financing: Surplus cash notes permitted, but are
limited to 7.5% of the project's value on 223(f).
Repairs/Replacements 223(f) and 232/223(f): Funds for repairs,
deferred maintenance and capital improvements, within limitations, can
be included in the loan amount, subject to the 85% loan to value
limitation.
Loan Funding: GNMA mortgage-backed securities, direct placement
as a taxable loan or as credit enhancement for tax-exempt bonds.
Prepayment: Subject to negotiation, but typically either: (i)
closed for 10 years then open to prepayment at par, or (ii) closed for
five years then open to prepayment at 105 in year six, declining 1% per
year.
Interest Rate: Contact American Trust Corporation for current
indications.
Availability: MAP is offered nationally and implemented through
HUD’s HUB offices and program centers.
In its pre-qualifying review, American Trust Corporation will estimate
both the loan amount and the fees and costs associated with the
transaction. Actual loan amounts and actual fees and expenses may vary
from the pre-qualifying estimates. A pre-qualifying estimate is not a
commitment to make a loan.
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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