KeyBank Arranges Financing for Foundations Health Solutions
KeyBank Real Estate Capital secured an $11 million HUD loan for Foundations Health Solutions to pay down acquisition debt it used to buy a 150-bed skilled nursing facility in Columbus, Ohio. KeyBank had provided the original $87.5 million bridge loan, which supported the acquisition of this Columbus facility plus eight other facilities previously owned by Welltower. The facility was originally built in 1968, with renovations in 1995 and 2007. To this point, KeyBank has closed $47 million of HUD loans for the portfolio, including a $36.3 million loan for four facilities totaling 442 licensed beds located throughout Ohio. As with that transaction, John Randolph of KeyBank’s Commercial... Read More »
Contemporary Secures Another Mezz Loan
Contemporary Healthcare Capital helped finance another acquisition this month for a 50-bed skilled nursing facility in Gastonia, North Carolina. Ivy Senior Living was the borrower, obtaining both a senior loan from Millennium Bank and Alliance Bank, and a $504,750 mezzanine loan from Contemporary. The combined loans will fund the acquisition, a $200,000 working capital line of credit and $200,000 for facility renovations. This is the second acquisition mezzanine financing Contemporary has closed in the last month. In September, the firm helped affiliates of Opal Senior Living acquire a 115-bed assisted living/memory care community in Nashville, Tennessee. Opal received a $500,000 mezzanine... Read More »
Lancaster Pollard Refinances Denver-Area Portfolio
Applewood Our House worked with Lancaster Pollard to refinance its entire portfolio of memory care communities in the Denver, Colorado market. The five memory care communities are all on the smaller side, totaling 76 units across the portfolio. They were built between 2007 and 2018 and range in size from 10 to 16 units with a mix of private and shared rooms. Applewood’s rent structure is something we don’t always see in assisted living or memory care, in that it offers a flat rate, all inclusive, pricing structure for private and shared rooms with no “add on” fees. Those extra care charges, while sometimes necessary to keep the community profitable, can often be an unwelcome surprise to... Read More »
Dwight Capital Closes Cash-Out Loan
Dwight Capital arranged a cash-out refinance for the owners of a 106-bed skilled nursing facility in Pikeville, Kentucky, paying off an acquisition loan that Dwight financed in 2018. Built in 1970 less than a mile from the 250-bed Pikeville Medical Center, the facility was previously owned by a publicly traded REIT and operated by Signature HealthCARE. It was well-maintained and over 90% occupied, but escalating liability insurance costs caused cash flow problems. A partnership between an investor and an operator emerged as the buyer, and both entered the Kentucky market with the acquisition. The facility also was subject to a ground lease owned by a group of local investors. Blueprint... Read More »
SunTrust Bank Refinances Runk & Pratt Community
Runk & Pratt, a family-owned operator of senior living communities in western Virginia, refinanced its 171-unit independent/assisted living community in Lynchburg with the help of SunTrust Bank. This isn’t the first transaction between the two. SunTrust had funded Runk & Pratt’s acquisition of the property in 2016 with a short-term bridge loan. Built in 2014, the community has been historically well occupied and generates strong cash flow. Taking out the acquisition debt, it received a $30.9 million Fannie Mae loan, with no recourse, a fixed rate for 10 years and a 30-year amortization schedule. Joshua Hausfeld handled the transaction for SunTrust. Just a year earlier, SunTrust... Read More »Schedule a demo
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