A Couple of Acquisition Loans From Harborview Capital Partners
Harborview Capital Partners has been in the business of financing large acquisitions of senior care properties lately. Just last month, the firm arranged the sale and $37.4 million in HUD financing for a senior living portfolio in Arizona, and then days later, Harborview also sold a skilled nursing portfolio in Ohio and arranged a $20.7 million bridge loan to finance the deal. The team of Eli and Jonathan Kutner continued this impressive form in arranging a $20.71 million bridge loan to fund the acquisition of a skilled nursing facility in Westchester, New York (New York City MSA). The loan, provided by a national lender, featured a LIBOR-based rate and a three-year, interest-only term. In... Read More »
HHC Finance Hard At Work
HHC Finance headed to the greater Los Angeles area to close its latest transaction, a $6 million HUD refinance of a 99-bed/38-unit skilled nursing facility. The loan features a fixed interest rate below 3.5% and a 30-year term, and it comes on the heels of a $32 million refinance, arranged by HHC Finance, of two senior care facilities located outside of New Orleans. Owned by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, the two properties have a total of 437 beds and 318 units of skilled nursing, assisted living and memory care services. Recently, a 30-unit post-acute rehab center was added, and the construction loan to fund it was taken out by the refinance. More renovations are planned to both... Read More »
Monticello Finances Massachusetts Portfolio Deal
Monticello Asset Management successfully originated nearly $70 million in bridge-to-HUD financing to facilitate the purchase of a four-property skilled nursing portfolio in Massachusetts. Consisting of 616 total beds (100 of which are for assisted living), the four facilities each average about 70,000 square feet and have an average age over 20 years old. The buying entity’s principals have over 15 years of experience owning and operating SNFs, and they plan to leverage that knowledge to improve operations at the facilities. Monticello, which was founded in 2014 by principals Thomas Lally, Alan Litt and Jonathan Litt, arranged $69.3 million in first lien debt financing to fund the... Read More »
