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New Construction
$14,000,000 HUD 232 Loan
40 Year Term
Non Recourse
50 Year Land Lease
Bedford Lending funded a $14,000,000 loan to construct a new 33 bed acute rehab
facility in the Northeast. The 12 month construction loan will convert to a 40 year
permanent mortgage. The loan structure offered the following benefits: (i) 40 Year
Fixed Rate, (ii) assumable feature (iii) non recourse and (iv) future secondary
financing option available. The property will be built on a redeveloped military
base which resulted in extensive negotiations for the 50 year land lease. The facility
will provide critical care for both area hospitals as well as returning injured
war veterans.
Healthcare Closings
Nursing Home Refinance
$3,300,000 HUD Loan
35 Year Term
3.6% Fixed Rate
$12,000 Monthly Savings
Bedford Lending provided financing for a client to refinance their 90 bed nursing facility. The $3.3M loan paid off the bank loan and funded capital improvements. The loan lowered the interest rate from 8.75% to 4.95% and extended the term from 15 to 35 years, resulting in a $12,000 monthly saving in mortgage payments. The new loan is non-recourse and has an assumable feature which will allow the owner to transfer the property to their children in the coming years.
Nursing Home / ALF
$9,600,000 HUD 232 Loan
40 Year Term
52 ALF Addition
Non-Recourse
120 Bed Nursing Home
Our client's private SNF census was declining due to the opening of several newer long-term care facilities. Our client knew an expansion and renovation was key in order to retain and attract private pay census. Bedford Lending conducted a financial feasibility modeling session that supported the renovation and ALF addition. We then helped our client interview and engage the market study provider, appraiser, contractor, architect and a project manager/development advisor. Bedford Lending funded a 40 year construction to permanent loan, under HUD's 232 program that paid off the bank and allowed for renovations to the nursing facility and a 52 bed assisted living addition.
80 Bed Alzheimers Facility
$6,200,000 HUD 232 Loan
90% LTV
Non-Recourse
40 Year Fixed Rate
A successful nursing home operator, with two facilities, wanted to expand into the assisted living market. Our assessment... he didn't fully understand many of the critical strategic business issues, niche market opportunities, development issues, and financial options. Bedford Lending researched the long-term care market for niche opportunities, modeled the creation of a new Alzheimer's facility and prepared an analysis detailing all the financing options.
Results: Bedford assembled the development team and financed the loan with a 232 HUD loan. The loan was structured with a 40 year, fully amortizing non- recourse note.
90% ALF Financing
$4,275,000 HUD Loan
90% LTV
Non-Recourse
40 Year Fixed Rate
Bedford Lending was engaged to: (i) complete due diligence (ii) develop an optimal funding solution (iii) evaluate construction costs and (iv) assist the client in securing a $475,000 Community Grant which was needed to bridge the equity requirement. BLC worked closely with the Housing Agency and was instrumental in securing the community grant. In addition, we recommended using modular construction, which saved the client an estimated $300,000.
Results: Bedford Lending processed and funded a 40-year, non-recourse 90% construction to permanent mortgage. Between the grant and HUD financing the loan structure provided 100% financing and the borrower was only responsible for funding the working capital and initial operating deficit.
95% Acquisition Financing - Assisted Living
Bedford Lending secured financing for the acquisition of a 30 -bed assisted living facility in the Southeast. At the time the tenants had been leasing the property for 3 years and had the first option to purchase the property.
The loan was structured with an SBA loan guarantee and a fixed 25-year loan. Under the program, the SBA requires 10-20% down payment, however due to BLC's extensive SBA knowledge, we secured approval to use a portion of the rent payments as a credit towards the purchase price. As a result, the client only needed 5% equity to close the loan.