Financing programs

HUD financing programs

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Multifamily & affordable housing

HUD 223(f)

Multifamily acquisition & refinance

Acquire or refinance an existing apartment community with long-term, fixed-rate HUD financing.

Up to 35 years, fixed rate.
Cash-out refinancing up to 80% LTV.

Explore program HUD 221(d)(4)

Multifamily construction & substantial rehab

Build or substantially renovate an apartment community with construction-to-permanent HUD financing.

Up to 40 years, fixed rate.
Construction and permanent financing in one loan.

Explore program HUD 223(a)(7)

Multifamily streamlined refinance

Refinance an existing HUD-insured apartment loan to improve its long-term financing structure.

Potential extension of up to 12 years.
Fixed-rate refinancing of existing HUD debt.

Explore program HUD 241(a)

Multifamily supplemental financing

Improve or expand an eligible apartment property while retaining its existing FHA-insured first mortgage.

Fixed-rate financing for improvements and additions.
Keep your existing FHA-insured first mortgage.

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Healthcare

HUD 232

Healthcare construction & substantial rehab

Build or substantially renovate a licensed care facility with construction-to-permanent HUD financing.

Up to 40 years, fixed rate.
Construction and permanent financing in one loan.

Explore program HUD 232/223(f)

Healthcare acquisition & refinance

Acquire or refinance an established care facility with long-term, fixed-rate healthcare financing.

Up to 35 years, fixed rate.
Acquire or refinance an existing care facility.

Explore program HUD 232/223(a)(7)

Healthcare streamlined refinance

Refinance an existing HUD-insured healthcare loan to improve its long-term financing structure.

Potential extension of up to 12 years.
Fixed-rate refinancing of existing HUD debt.

Explore program HUD 232/241(a)

Healthcare supplemental financing

Finance improvements to an existing HUD-insured healthcare property while keeping its current mortgage.

Fixed-rate financing for improvements and additions.
Keep your existing FHA-insured first mortgage.