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Last updated on Sep 22, 2022
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What is Cooperative Housing?

Cooperative housing, also known as a housing cooperative, co-op, or housing companies, are membership-based cooperatives (or corporations) that own real estate. These usually consists of one or more residential buildings. Cooperative housing developments can be refinanced with a special variant of

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  1. Cooperative Housing in Relation to HUD 223(f) Loans
  2. Why Housing Cooperatives Refinance
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Cooperative Housing in Relation to HUD 223(f) Loans

Cooperative housing, also known as a housing cooperative, co-op, or housing companies, are membership-based cooperatives (or corporations) that own real estate. These usually consists of one or more residential buildings. Cooperative housing developments can be refinanced with a special variant of HUD 223(f) loans, the HUD 223(f) cooperative housing loan. These loans have terms including:

  • LTV: 65%, or 55% of loan-to-sell-out value (HUD now allows a waiver for affordable cooperatives that cannot reach the 55% loan-to-sell-out value threshold)

  • DSCR: 1.00x Minimum

  • Owner-Occupied Requirement: At least 75% of units must be owner-occupied (no more than 25% can be owned by investors)

  • Repair Allowance: Like other HUD 223(f) loans, 223(f) loans for cooperatives permit a repair allowance of up to $40,500 per unit.

Why Housing Cooperatives Refinance

A housing cooperative may decide to refinance for a variety of reasons, including making needed repairs, replenishing replacement reserves, improving curb appeal, or even making energy efficient improvements to the property. Whatever the reason a housing cooperative decides to refinance, a HUD 223(f) loan can be an effective way to help them do so.

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