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The Origination Arm of First American Capital Group

HUD loans are long-term, fixed-rate, non-recourse loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), a division of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These loans are typically used for multifamily, senior housing, and healthcare properties. They are securitized through GNMA (Ginnie Mae) and offer some of the most attractive terms in the market—up to 35-year amortization, low interest rates, and assumable structures.

Key HUD Loan Programs

- HUD 223(f): Refinance or acquisition of stabilized properties.

- HUD 221(d)(4): New construction or substantial rehabilitation.

- HUD 232: Financing for skilled nursing and assisted living facilities.

- HUD 242: Hospital facility financing.

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Our platform provides a seamless bridge between private market capital and HUD takeout solutions. We work with select debt funds, family offices, and institutional investors who rely on our certainty of HUD execution. These partnerships create a powerful two-way flow of opportunities, originating and placing deals, structuring flexible bridge loans, and de-risking takeouts with government-backed financing.

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