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Frequently Asked Questions for Stand-Alone Bond Financing
What is Stand-Alone Bond Financing?
How does it differ from WHEDA's standard Tax-Exempt Bond Financing?
Why should I use Stand-Alone Bond Financing?
The decision to use the Stand-Alone product vs. WHEDA's standard tax-exempt product should be done on a loan by loan basis. However, the most likely candidate will be a new construction development $4 to $5 million or larger. A development of this size can more efficiently carry the cost of bond issuance, which can be substantial. Please note the new construction example below.
We offer non-recourse financing with terms of up to 30 years. We'll work with you to find the loan structure that best meets your development's needs. Indicative rates for Stand-Alone financing are posted weekly on this web site in an interactive Excel spreadsheet. The spreadsheet can also be used to estimate bond cost-of-issuance by inputting the estimated loan amount. Is technical assistance available? Yes. We have more than 25 years of experience in helping nonprofit and for-profit developers create affordable rental housing. We have access to information that may help you with your market analysis and we also perform an architectural review of your plans and specifications. Let us put our experience to work for you. What types of developments
are eligible? WHEDA multifamily loans can be used for many development types including:
Although your development must be used mainly for residential purposes, some mixed use is acceptable, such as retail space or day care facilities. Who can live in my development? A WHEDA-financed development can serve seniors, families or persons with special needs. A percentage of your development's units must be rented to lower income households. In most cases, 20% of all units must serve households at 50% of county median income (CMI), or 40% must be available to households at 60% of CMI. Does
WHEDA support mixed-income developments? Yes. In fact, we prefer it. Mixed-income developments are a better fit in most communities. Also, they are often more financially successful and generally easier to manage. Can I combine WHEDA
financing with funds from other sources? Yes. Our multifamily loans work with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) grants or loans, several Wisconsin Division of Housing programs including, the Home Investments Partnership Program (Home), and the Wisconsin Housing Preservation Trust. We can structure our financing to make your deal work. Please contact us for more information or to request an application.
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