


Ohio Memory Care Community Refinances with Lancaster Pollard
Lancaster Pollard’s Brendan Healy, Doug Harper and Casey Moore helped the owner of a 64-unit memory care community in Powell, Ohio (Columbus MSA) obtain a cash-out refinance through Fannie Mae. Built in 2016 at a cost of $12.5 million, or just below $200,000 per unit, the community was developed by Eleanor Alvarez, the CEO of LeaderStat, a healthcare recruiting and consulting firm. That staffing knowledge clearly came in handy, as Ms. Alvarez is now refinancing with a $14.6 million non-recourse mortgage, featuring a fixed rate and 12-year term. With a typical 70% loan-to-value, that puts the value of the community at well over $300,000 per unit. Read More »
Lancaster Pollard Refinances Texas SNFs
Four years on from their acquisition, four skilled nursing facilities owned by Summit Healthcare REIT refinanced through HUD, thanks to Jason Dopoulos of Lancaster Pollard. Located in Granbury, Woodville, Jacksonville, and Longview, Texas, Summit and its joint venture partner, Best Years, LLC, acquired the facilities in 2015 for $27 million, or $55,900 per bed. They were then leased back to the seller, a third-party operator. Fast forward to today, and Lancaster Pollard Mortgage Company provided $20.7 million in total HUD financing, the 17th completed deal closed for Summit by Lancaster Pollard. Totaling $120 million in par value, that’s a productive relationship. Read More »
The Arboretum Group Refinances with Lancaster Pollard
Working on behalf of The Arboretum Group (TAG), Lancaster Pollard helped arrange two bridge loans to recapitalize five of their skilled nursing facilities in Texas. The first loan, coming in at $12 million with a 12-month term, was closed for two SNFs in south Texas to refinance existing debt and help take out equity. Then, Lancaster Pollard agented with syndicate partner MB Financial Bank to facilitate a $30 million, 30-month bridge loan for three more south Texas SNFs. The loan came with two three-month extensions and earn-out provisions. TAG was also able to extract equity from the properties. Finally, the firm arranged HUD debt for a sixth facility. Scott Blount, Chris Mauger and Eric... Read More »