Management Company Requirements
Qualifications, underwriting documents and management-agent insurance.
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Bedford works with affordable housing owners and developers on new construction, substantial rehabilitation, acquisitions and refinancing. Qualifying rent and income restrictions or project-based assistance can affect loan sizing and debt-service coverage.
A property with naturally low rents does not automatically meet HUD’s affordable housing definitions. We review the recorded restrictions, monitoring arrangements and assistance contracts alongside the proposed financing. See the affordability handout for the definitions and program-specific distinctions.
Discuss your projectAcquire or refinance an existing apartment community with long-term, fixed-rate HUD financing.
Build or substantially renovate an apartment community with construction-to-permanent HUD financing.
Refinance an existing HUD-insured apartment loan to improve its long-term financing structure.
Improve or expand an eligible apartment property while retaining its existing FHA-insured first mortgage.
Qualifications, underwriting documents and management-agent insurance.
Current sizing categories and the separate middle-income 221(d)(4) option.
Coverage, evidence of insurance and lender requirements.
Borrower entities, principal review and financial statement requirements.
Official multifamily form for firm commitments issued on or after April 1, 2026; confirm the applicable edition with counsel.
An overview of Fair Housing Act, Section 504 and ADA considerations.
A Bedford guide to reviewing the capital structure, repayment terms and HUD requirements.
Bedford’s explanation of long- and short-term abatements, PILOTs and tax increment financing. Included numbers are illustrations, not a financing quote.