HUD 232/223(f) provides long-term financing to acquire or refinance an eligible operating healthcare facility. We review the property and operator together, including operating history, licensing, capital needs and the proposed ownership structure.
Start with historical and year-to-date operating statements, occupancy, payer mix, licensed beds or units and existing debt terms. For an acquisition, include the proposed purchase price. For a refinance, let us know what you want to accomplish with the new loan.
We'll review the borrower, operator and management agent's relevant experience, along with required repairs and reserves. Loan proceeds depend on several HUD sizing limits, not just appraised value. The healthcare team handout below lists the experience information we typically need.
New construction or substantial rehabilitation should be reviewed under HUD 232. If the facility already has a HUD-insured loan, HUD 232/223(a)(7) may offer a streamlined refinance option.
Eligible uses & property features
- Existing eligible healthcare facilities
- Acquisition and refinancing
- Eligible improvements and reserves
- Long-term, fixed-rate financing
What to consider
Eligibility and proceeds are determined through healthcare-specific underwriting. Facility licensing, operating performance, management and any independent living component need review early in the process.