Fannie Mae Mid-Balance Apartment Loans
Commercial Loan Direct as a correspondent of the Fannie Mae program offers fixed rate funding on mid balance loans for multifamily properties. These loans are available nationwide and will be funded under the Fannie Mae Delegated Underwriting Services Program.
- Loan Amount: $3 Million to $20 Million
- Terms: 5, 7, 10, 15 and 30 years
- Amortization: 25 and 30 years.
- Loan to Value Ratios:
Tier II: 80% LTV Purchase and 75% cash out refi (and 5 yr terms) 1.25x UW DSCR
Tier III: 65% LTV 1.35x UW DSCR
Tier IV: 55% LTV 1.55x UW DSCR - Supplemental Financing: (2nd mortgage) available through Lender
- Recourse: Non-recourse
- Prepayment Penalty: Yield Maintenance or Declining
- Assumable: Yes by future qualified buyers with 1% fee
- Rates: Fixed and variable,
- Interest only: Available (for tiers III & IV Max 2 yrs on terms 10 yr or greater
- Origination fee: Negotiable
- Closing Costs . Will be determined at application
- Pricing: Final pricing depends on credit worthiness of transaction. Current interest rates
- Availability: Nationwide
- Timing: 45-60 days from completed application to commitment
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Pre-review markets - the following markets require Fannie Mae Pre-Approval prior to (or at time of) issuing the loan application. In most cases the Lender will require loans in these markets to be Tier 3 (65% TLV Maximum)
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FNMA's Role in the Multifamily Market
Fannie Mae plays a critical role in the U.S. rental housing market. FNMA's original charter in 1938 provided authority to facilitate the construction and financing of economically sound apartment housing projects. In 1984, Fannie Mae created a business division dedicated to purchasing multifamily loans. Since that time, Fannie Mae has continued to provide a consistent supply of funding to the multifamily market through all market cycles.
Currently, amid a shortage of private investment capital and credit for housing finance, Fannie Mae provides more than 50 percent of all secondary market funds available for multifamily housing finance. As of June 30, 2010, the company’s $185 billion book of roughly 42,000 multifamily loans is performing significantly better than the commercial mortgage-backed securities market.
Fannie Mae also has a history of providing liquidity for smaller rental property loans. Over the past ten years, the company has developed and refined a dedicated, small-loan platform to provide consistent liquidity to the small loan market and financed $60 billion of small loans during that time.
Fannie Mae Provides Liquidity to Capital Markets
Until the recent economic downturn led to a major contraction, multifamily housing projects were financed by a variety of lender types. As the economic downturn continued, most of these institutions (such as life insurance companies, conduits, investment banks, and depository institutions), exited the industry for some time. Notably, many of these lenders and, in particular, the commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) industry, continue to be relatively inactive, leaving Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal housing Administration (FHA) as the primary liquidity providers for the multifamily housing industry since 2008.
In retrospective it appears like the apartment lending arena in 2012 is beginning to pick up some pace and the secondary marketplace is showing signs of recovery. CLD offers a wide selection of apartment lending options contact one of our loan officers to assist you.