AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEBT FINANCING

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AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEBT FINANCING Acquisition/Refinance vs. New Construction/Sub Rehabilitation Anthea Martin Vice President Walker & Dunlop Denver Office

AFFORDABLE HOUSING Debt players HUD FUNDS National Banks Agency Lenders

ACQUISITION AND REFINANCE

GENERAL LOAN TERMS ACQUISITION AND REFINANCE DSCR 1.11-1.15x LTV 87-90% AMT 35 years Loan Term 15-35 years

FANNIE MAE PRESERVATION (MBS) Positives Applies to both 9% LIHTC or 4% LIHTC Great for tenant-in-place rehabilitation of existing affordable housing stock Works well with long term HAP contract 60-75 day processing time Low interest rate Lender serves as the direct underwriter Negatives Strict MBS guidelines Short term bond structure has higher cost of issuance

FREDDIE MAC Moderate Rehab Positives Great for tenant-in-place rehabilitation of existing affordable housing stock. Works well with long term HAP contract. Lower cost of issuance with no bond underwriter, rating agency fee, etc. 75-90 day processing time High renovation per unit Negatives To date, pricing is less competitive than Fannie Mae’s MBS structure and HUD’s 223f

HUD 223(f) Positives Negatives LTV increases to 90% for properties with 90%+section 8 Low interest rate 35 year loan term High renovation per unit Negatives Time to close Higher reserve requirements

NEW CONSTRUCTION and SUBSTANTIAL REHABILITATION

GENERAL LOAN TERMS New Construction & Sub REHAB DSCR 1.11-1.15x LTV 90% (HUD 221d4 LTC 87%-90%) AMT 35-40 years Loan Term 15-40 years

HUD 221 (d)4 Positives Negatives Completion requirement, but no conversion DSC test. Single execution construction and permanent loan Long term and AMT Cost based program Lower rate LIHTC not required Currently, no negative arbitrage Negatives Davis Bacon wages Time to close Higher cost of issuance Will likely need bridge loan

FANNIE MAE M-TEB (FORWARD) Positives 90-Day Processing: Application to Closing Very low rate Lender serves as the direct underwriter No Davis Bacon wage requirement No Bridge Loan Negatives Need separate construction loan Strict MBS guidelines Short term bond structure has higher cost of issuance, including short term bond interest Must have LIHTC More participants: Investment banker and rating agency

FREDDIE MAC TAX EXEMPT LOAN PROGRAM(FORWARD) Positives Fewer Participants: No Investment Banker or Rating Agency Lower Cost: 40% or more savings with Bond Issuance Costs 90-Day Processing: Application to Closing Low replacement reserves No bridge loan No Davis Bacon wage requirement Negatives Need separate construction loan Not approved in every state Must have 4% LIHTC High legal costs

Comparison of the FREDDIE TEL, FANNIE M-TEB & HUD 221(d)(4)