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THE OXBRIDGE FHA FACILITY FHA TERM SHEETS Set forth below are the various types of FHA Loans for which the Oxbridge FHA Facility will provide GAP funding (i.e. funding of borrower equity requirement) to qualified project sponsors: Federal Housing Administration Section 221(d)(3) - New Construction / Sub-Rehab M.A.P. Multifamily Accelerated Processing; T.A.P. Traditional Accelerated Processing Program Description: Combination construction and permanent loan program for new construction or substantial rehabilitation of affordable and market rate apartment communities owned by non-profit entities. Loan Amounts: Loan Terms/ Amortization: Construction Loan Up to 2 years; Permanent Loan Up to 40 years (fully amortizing) Negotiable but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years. Non-recourse for both construction and permanent loans All properties must be owned by a single-asset, non-profit entity Debt Service Coverage: 1.05 Loan-to-Development Cost Ratio: 100% Income & Expenses: With FHA s approval; soft subordinate financing paid out of available net project cash flow Assumable with permission of lender and HUD Based on current market comparables (no trending) Taxes, insurance, replacement reserve and mortgage insurance premium escrows are required Financing Methods: Available for both conventional financing and as credit enhancement for bond transactions.

Processing: Interest Rate Locks: Conversion to Permanent Loan: Application Fee: Lender Origination Fee: M.A.P. Lender performs all underwriting and prepares/reviews applications for program requirements; FHA reviews for compliance and accuracy. FHA conducts pre-application meeting for project acceptability; T.A.P. Lender underwrites, prepares and submits application; FHA processes application through permanent loan closing, including preparation of all third party reports of Commitment and fixed for entire construction and permanent terms Only requirements are completion and cost certification. Not subject to re-underwriting. $3/$1,000 of mortgage amount Negotiable based on loan size

Section 221(d)(4) New Construction/Sub-Rehab M.A.P. Multifamily Accelerated Processing; T.A.P. Traditional Accelerated Processing Program Description: Loan Amounts: Combination construction and permanent loan program for new construction and substantial rehabilitation of affordable and market rate apartment communities Loan Terms/Amortization: Construction Loan Up to 2 years; Permanent Loan 40 years (fully amortizing) Negotiable, but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years. Non-recourse, for both construction and permanent loans Debt Service Coverage: 1.12 Loan-to-Development Cost Ratio: 90% Income & Expenses: With FHA s approval; soft subordinate financing paid out of available net project cash flow Assumable with permission of Lender and HUD Based on current market comparables (no trending) Taxes, insurance, replacement reserve and mortgage insurance premium escrows are required Financing Methods: Available for both conventional financing and as credit enhancement for bond transactions Processing: Application Fee: Lender Origination Fees: M.A.P. Lender performs all underwriting and prepares/reviews applications for program requirements; FHA reviews for compliance and accuracy; T.A.P. Lender underwrites, prepares and submits application; FHA processes application through permanent loan closing, including preparation of all third party reports $3/$1,000 of mortgage amount Negotiable based on loan size

Interest Rate: Conversion to Permanent Loan: of Commitment and fixed for entire construction and permanent terms Only requirements are completion and cost certification. Not subject to re-underwriting

Section 223(a)(7) - Refinance T.A.P. Traditional Accelerated Processing Program Description: Fixed rate permanent refinancing for existing apartment communities with FHA insured mortgages. This is a streamline refinance program that does not allow equity take-out. Streamline benefits include no property inspection, no appraisal, no environmental, modified mortgage credit analysis, reduced application fee, and no FHA inspection fee Loan Amount: Loan Term/Amortization: Determination of Maximum Loan Amount: Income & Expenses: Application Fee: Lender Origination Fees: The remaining term of the existing HUD insured mortgage. An additional 12 years can be added if warranted and approved by HUD Negotiable, but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years Non-recourse The lower of the following: (i) original insured mortgage amount: (ii) 1.12 debt service coverage; or (iii) the amount of the outstanding indebtedness plus financing, closing expenses, and any repairs With FHA s approval, soft subordinate financing paid out of available net project cash flow Assumable with permission of lender and HUD Based on current market comparables (no trending) All tax, insurance, replacement reserve, and mortgage insurance premium escrows are required and must be transferred to the new loan. A repair escrow, if repairs are to be made $3/$1,000 of the mortgage amount applied for; 50% refunded after closing Negotiable, based on loan size

Interest Rate: of Commitment

Section 223(f) - Refinance M.A.P. Multifamily Accelerated Processing; T.A.P. Traditional Accelerated Processing Program Description: Loan Amount: Loan Term/Amortization: Determination of Maximum Loan Amount: Occupancy: FHA/Application Fee: Lender Origination Fees: Interest Rate: Fixed rate permanent financing for the acquisition or refinancing of existing apartment communities with at least 3 years of operating history 35 Years Negotiable, but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years. Non-recourse The lower of the following: (i) 85% of HUD appraised value; (ii) 1.17 debt service coverage; or (iii) Purchase 85% of cost to acquire (including estimated repair costs, financing and closing expenses and initial deposit to replacement reserve); Refinance The greater of (a) the amount of the outstanding indebtedness plus financing, closing expenses, and initial deposit to replacement reserve, or (b) 80% of value Allowed up to the lesser of: (i) 7.5% of value; (ii) 50% of the cash requirements to close No specific occupancy requirements prior to permanent loan funding Assumable with permission of lender and HUD Tax, insurance, replacement reserve, and mortgage insurance premium escrows are required. Repair escrow may be required, if repairs are not completed and approved by HUD prior to closing $3/$1,000 of mortgage amount Negotiable based on loan size of Commitment and fixed for entire term

Section 232 New Construction/Sub-Rehab T.A.P. Traditional Accelerated Processing Program Description: Loan Amounts: Combination construction and permanent loan program for new construction or substantial rehabilitation of nursing homes, homes for the aged and assisted living facilities Loan Terms/Amortization: Construction Loan Up to 2 years Permanent Loan Up to 40 years (self - amortizing) Negotiable, but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years Non-recourse, for both construction and permanent loans Debt Service Coverage: 1.12 Loan-to-Development Cost Ratio: 90% Income & Expenses: With FHA s approval, soft subordinate financing paid out of available net project cash flow Assumable with permission of Lender and HUD Based on current market comparables (no trending) Taxes, insurance, replacement reserve and mortgage insurance premium escrows are required Financing Methods: Available for both Conventional financing and as Credit Enhancement for Bond transactions Processing: Interest Rate: T.A.P. Lender underwrites, prepares and submits application; FHA processes application through permanent loan closing, including preparation of all third party reports of Commitment and fixed for entire construction and permanent terms

Conversion to Permanent Loan: Only requirements are completion and cost certification. Not subject to re-underwriting

Section 232 pursuant to 223(f) - Refinance T.A.P. Traditional Accelerated Processing Program Description: Loan Amount: Loan Term/Amortization: Determination of Maximum Loan Amount: Occupancy: Application Fee: Lender Origination Fees: Interest Rate: Fixed rate permanent financing for the acquisition or refinancing of existing skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities with at least 3 years of operating history 35 Years Negotiable but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years Non-recourse The lower of the following: (i) 85% of value including major movables; (ii) 1.17 debt service coverage; or (iii) Purchase 85% of cost to acquire (including estimated repair costs, major movables, financing and closing expenses and initial deposit to replacement reserve); Refinance The greater of (a) the amount of the outstanding indebtedness plus financing and closing expenses and initial deposit to replacement reserve, or (b) 80% of value Allowed up to the lesser of: (i) 7.5% of value; (ii) 50% of the cash requirement to close. No specific occupancy requirements prior to permanent loan funding Assumable with permission of lender and HUD. Taxes, insurance, replacement reserve, and mortgage insurance premium escrows are required. Repair escrow may be required, if repairs are not completed and approved by HUD prior to closing $3/$1,000 of mortgage amount Negotiable based on loan size of Commitment

202 Prepayment/Section 221(d)(4) Substantial Rehab M.A.P. Multifamily Accelerated Processing T.A.P. Traditional Processing Program Description: Fixed rate construction and permanent commitments for substantial rehabilitation of HUD Section 202 senior housing 202 Prepayment Application: Loan Amounts: Prepared by Oxbridge or partner outlining reasons for prepayment including anticipated use of debt service savings and new loan excess proceeds Loan Terms/Amortization: Construction Loan Up to 2 years Permanent Loan Up to 40 years amortizing Negotiable, but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years Non-recourse, for both construction and permanent loans Debt Service Coverage: 1.11 Loan-to-Development Cost Ratio: 90% Income: With FHA s approval, soft subordinate financing paid out of available net project cash flow Fully assumable subject to HUD and Lender approval Underwritten at current Section 8 rents Property Tax (if applicable), insurance, replacement reserve and mortgage insurance premium escrow are required Financing Methods: Available for both Conventional financing and as Credit Enhancement for Bond transactions Processing: M.A.P. Lender performs all underwriting and prepares/reviews applications for program requirements; FHA reviews for compliance and accuracy. FHA conducts pre-application meeting for project acceptability; T.A.P. Lender underwrites, prepares

and submits application; FHA processes application through permanent loan closing, including preparation of all third party reports Interest Rate: Conversion to Permanent Loan: Construction Security: Working Capital: of Commitment and fixed for entire construction and permanent terms Only requirements are completion and cost certification. Not subject to re-underwriting Required Letters of Credit 2.00% of loan amount Assurance of Completion: 15-25% of construction contract Operating Deficit: Permanent Security: Permanent Loan Closing: As applicable Latent Defects: 2.50% of construction contract. Released 15 mos. after completion. Project completion with cost certification and Certificates of Occupancy for all units HUD/FHA Application Fee: $3/$1000 of mortgage amount

202 Prepayment/Section 223(f) M.A.P. Multifamily Accelerated Processing T.A.P. Traditional Processing Program Description: 202 Prepayment Application: Loan Amount: Loan Term: Amortization: Determination of Maximum Loan Amount: Income: Application Fee: Interest Rate: Fixed rate permanent financing for the acquisition or refinancing of existing HUD Section 202 Senior housing communities. Prepared by Oxbridge or partner outlining reasons for prepayment including anticipated use of debt service savings and new loan excess proceeds. 35 Years Up to 35 Years Negotiable, but typically locked for 2 years, then 8%, 7%, 6%, etc. No penalty after 10 years. Non-recourse For Purchase, the lesser of (i) 90% of value, (ii) 1.11 debt service or (iii) 85% of cost to purchase; For Refinance, the lesser of 90% of value, 1.11 debt service, (iii) 100% cost of refinance Allowed up to the lesser of: 7.5% of value or 50% of the cash requirements to close Fully assumable subject to HUD and Lender approval Underwritten at current Section 8 rents Property Tax (if applicable), insurance, replacement reserve, mortgage insurance premium escrow and Non-critical repair escrow. Critical repairs are completed and approved by HUD prior to closing. $3/$1,000 of mortgage amount Interest Rates are set upon acceptance of Commitment