Fannie Mae Near-Stabilization Execution Loans
Designed for newly constructed or recently renovated properties that are expected to achieve stabilized occupancy within 120 days, the Fannie Mae Near-Stabilization Execution Loan has a minimum loan amount of $10 million and a maximum LTV allowance of 75%.
Nearly Stabilized Apartment Building and Multifamily Development Execution Financing Insured by Fannie Mae
For investors looking for a source of low-rate, non-recourse permanent financing to get a recently built or renovated multifamily property through the lease-up period, Fannie Mae’s Near-Stabilization Execution Loan might be just the right solution. Designed for newly constructed or recently renovated properties that are expected to achieve stabilized occupancy within 120 days, Near-Stabilization Execution Loans are an effective loan option for investors with properties that are currently being financed with a short-term construction or renovation loan, and want to switch to a permanent financing option.
Fannie Mae Near-Stabilization Execution Loans loans offer a maximum LTV of up to 75%, fixed and variable-rate terms between 5 and 12 years, and amortizations of between 5 and 30 years. Like many other [Fannie Mae multifamily products](), these loans offer competitive interest rates and are non-recourse. Additionally, Near-Stabilization Execution Loans are fully assumable (with lender approval and a 1% fee) and are available for both affordable and market-rate properties.
Sample Fannie Mae Terms For Near-Stabilization Execution Loans
Size: Starting at $10 million
Terms: 5, 7, 10, and 12 year fixed and variable-rate loan terms available
Amortization: 5-30 years, after a 12-month interest-only loan period. The interest-only loan period may be extended in some circumstances.
Maximum LTV: Up to 75% for conventional properties, up to 90% LTV/LTC for affordable properties
Minimum DSCR: Targeted DSCR of 1.25x, or targeted DSCR of 1.15x for multifamily affordable housing (MAH) properties (targeted DSCR being the DSCR deemed possible with 4 months of rate lock, as determined by Fannie Mae and the lender)
Recourse: Loans are non-recourse with standard carve-outs for fraud and other bad acts
Prepayment Options: Yield maintenance or declining prepayment premiums
Occupancy Requirement: 75% physical occupancy, 60% economic occupancy
Eligible Borrowers: Borrowers should be in a strong financial position and have experience with successful lease-ups in the past. Single Asset Entities are preferred by many lenders, but may or may not be required.
Eligible Properties:
- Conventional and Multifamily Affordable Housing (MAH) developments
- Partially leased, recently built, or newly renovated properties
Advantages:
- Competitive interest rates
- Loans are non-recourse
- 30- 180 day rate locks available after commitment (streamlined rate locks also available)
- Supplemental financing allowed after 12 months
- Loans are fully assumable with lender approval and 1% fee
Disadvantages:
- Requires third-party reports including an Appraisal, Property Condition Assessment, and a Phase I Environmental Assessment
- Requires a $12,500 application deposit and a $3,000 processing fee
- Requires a 1% origination fee
- Good faith deposit of 2% required at rate lock, which is refundable after closing