Even facing COVID-19, the U.S. apartment market continues to show strength, according to RealPage multifamily experts.
Even facing COVID-19, the U.S. apartment market continues to show strength, according to RealPage multifamily experts.
Our third-quarter 2020 report explains why small multifamily properties continue to be stable investments even during challenging economic times.
This article discusses agency financing, with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac now accounting for nearly half of outstanding multifamily mortgages.
This short video highlights top large multifamily investment markets, sharing our proprietary research and a few key findings.
Read our 2020 report to learn about the top markets and key factors for analyzing different locations for large multifamily investments.
Arbor and Chandan Economics analyze multifamily prices, looking at past U.S. presidential elections, recessions and 2020’s volatility.
FANNIE MAE DUS® Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) 5-5 Arbor’s DUS® ARM 5-5 product offers a 5-year variable rate financing option with an embedded cap and an option to extend for an additional 5-year term or convert to a fixed rate. BENEFITS Attractive low-cost financing; no minimum or maximum loan size; maximum interest rate is set at rate lock; optional extension to second 5-year term with minimal reunderwriting; convertible to a fixed-rate loan with minimal re-underwriting ELIGIBILITY Existing, stabilized multifamily properties, including: Conventional, Multifamily Affordable Housing, Seniors Housing, Student Housing, and Manufactured Housing Communities; loans for acquisition or refinance TERM Initial 5-year loan term; optional extension to a second 5-year term at maturity; rollover will retain the same guaranty and servicing fees as the original loan; rollover will not incur a prepayment premium AMORTIZATION Up to 30 years INTEREST RATE ADJUSTMENTS Adjusts based on changes to the underlying index and is equal to the index plus the margin MAXIMUM LTV 65% MINIMUM DSCR 1.00x at the maximum lifetime interest rate; mortgage loan amount shall not exceed that of a fixed Read the full article…
This article analyzes COVID-19’s effects on labor markets around the country, providing insights for multifamily investments.