Multifamily

When applying for HUD, Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac loans, you deal with more stringent requirements and added complexity. EBI’s multifamily agency lending experts simplify the process and work to give you the highest probability of acceptance.

Navigating the complex multifamily agency loan process can be challenging as the asset class grows rapidly and gains prominence. EBI’s team goes above and beyond to make themselves consistently available and be the voice of experience with stringent agency standards. Let our experience and relationships streamline the process so you move forward faster.

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Affordable housing is a complex industry requiring a group of experts to guide acquisitions, development, and operations of facilities. EBI’s team brings experience and skills that help add value for investors, developers, or operators’ assets and activities in the affordable housing segment.

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EBI provides owners and operators of assisted living facilities with key information that allows them to make prudent investment decisions.

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EBI’s due diligence assignments encompass work with several public lending entities, including the GSE agencies, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, and HUD. That may involve deals directly with a GSE on a distressed asset, or guiding licensed lenders through the process with these public agencies to determine next steps and help them secure financing.

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Developers and private equity investors turn to our experts for advice on strategies for mixed-use assets during hold periods. Our recommendation may include improvements to update a property or ways to increase property revenue. We help you maximize the value of your asset.

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The student housing market is now considered one of the major asset classes for institutional investors in the US. The growth of post-secondary educational institutions over the past two decades has caught the attention of both publicly traded and privately held companies. Savvy investors understand the swelling enrollments of colleges and universities drives demand for residential properties suited to the student demographic.