Developer Requirements & Fees for HUD 221(d)(4) Loans
Requirements and Fees for HUD 221(d)(4) Developers Everything developers need to know about HUD 221(d)(4) fees and requirements.
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Developers interested in taking out an HUD multifamily construction loan like the HUD 221(d)(4) loan must meet certain requirements and also pay certain fees.
Requirements
The general contractor must pay Davis-Bacon wage rates (required by the Department of Labor)
After construction is completed, both the general contractor and owner must submit a cost certification
In addition to submitting the required general contractor information, the general contractor must also provide either:
a 100% performance and payment bond
or a 15-20% cash escrow
or a FHA-accepted letter of credit
The general contractor must also have a liquid net worth of at least 5% of the project’s construction contract and additional uncompleted construction work
Fees
$25,000 application fee. Covers lender’s due diligence and third-party reports:
Construction cost review
Plans and specs review
0.50% FHA inspection fee (paid from mortgage proceeds)
0.30% FHA exam fee (paid in two payments - 0.15% at pre-application, 0.15% at application)
Financing and placement fees: usually capped at 3.50% of the loan amount. Paid from mortgage proceeds at closing
Good-faith deposit (commitment and rate lock): between 0.50% and 1% of loan amount. Paid at commitment, refunded at closing
Standard borrower closing costs such as lender's legal, title, and others
Source: https://www.hud.loans/fha-221d4