Bravo Capital closes a HUD healthcare loan in the Midwest
New York, NY. Bravo Capital, a HUD MAP and LEAN lender for multifamily and healthcare properties, has closed a HUD-insured loan for a healthcare property in the Midwest. HUD-insured loans give senior care owners long-term, fixed-rate, non-recourse financing.
What a HUD 232/223(f) loan gives an operator
One long, fixed rate
Up to 35 years at a fixed rate, fully amortizing, so the facility isn't facing a maturity or a rate reset every few years.
Non-recourse
The facility secures the loan, not a full personal repayment guarantee from the owners.
A healthcare team
Bravo is HUD LEAN approved, the HUD process built for skilled nursing and assisted living loans.
HUD loans for skilled nursing: common questions
- What HUD loan refinances a skilled nursing facility?
- HUD's Section 232/223(f) program, for the purchase or refinance of existing skilled nursing, assisted living and other licensed senior care facilities.
- What does HUD look at in a skilled nursing loan?
- More than the building's value and condition. The lender and HUD look at beds, Medicare and Medicaid exposure, operator experience, and whether the facility can support the proposed debt over time.
- What if the facility isn't ready for HUD yet?
- A Bravo Property Trust bridge loan can carry the property while it works toward a HUD loan. The bridge loan isn't FHA-insured, and a future HUD takeout isn't guaranteed.
Own or operate a senior care facility?
Tell us about the facility, and our healthcare team will show you what a HUD 232 loan could look like.


