Healthcare and Senior Housing HUD Loans



 
National Housing Act authorizes the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) within HUD to insure mortgages made by private lenders to finance the construction and refinancing of eligible residential care facilities. These include licensed skilled nursing facilities with 20 or more residents, assisted living facilities with at least 20 beds designed for frail elderly (minimum of 62 years and unable to perform at least three activities of daily living), licensed intermediate care facilities, and board and care. The Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) under HUD’s Office of HealthCare Programs administers the Section 232 loan program.

For fiscal year ending September 30, 2020, the HUD Section 232 program approved a total of $4.1 billion in loans, the majority, $3 billion (73%) being in the 232/223(f) refinancing/purchase program.  This is a slight decrease from fiscal year 2019 which had a total loan volume of $4.2 billion with $3.9 billion in the 232/223(f) program.

Please visit our FAQs page for more information.

HUD/FHA offers several different types of loans under HUD Section 232, please visit our Section 232 Loan Types page for more information.
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‭(Hidden)‬ HUD Calculator
​Use this calculator to help estimate your HUD monthly mortgage payment. Your HUD mortgage amount is impacted by certain variables, such as type of facility (skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, etc.), borrower status (profit/non-profit), and type of loan (new construction, refinance, substantial rehab, etc.).

For a better understanding of the inputs into the calculator, please see the details for our HUD Mortgage calculator.