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Vice President at Mason Joseph Company, Inc.

Yesterday, the Federal Housing Administration and HUD Office of Housing (#FHA) announced plans to increase allowable leverage on FHA-insured #multifamily loans. As a rule of thumb for a 300-unit property in Texas, if these changes are adopted as proposed, they will: -         Increase Market-Rate new construction loans $1-2 million; and -         Increase Workforce Housing/PFC new construction loans $2-3 million. The proposed changes will also increase leverage for nearly all refinance transactions (including LIHTC properties). Even now, prior to these changes taking effect, FHA multifamily loans provide the highest leverage and lowest rate, non-recourse debt, available to multifamily owners and developers. #housing

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Nicolas Ramon

Retired June 2018: U.S. Department of HUD / Senior Advisor, Deputy Regional Administrator Region VI

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Very informative

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