Commercial Financing for Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing Facilities

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COMMERCIAL FINANCING FOR LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES WITH CELTIC BANK

Buy, Build or Upgrade a Long-term Care Facility

The need for assisted living and skilled nursing facilities will only continue to grow as Boomers age. Despite demand, many lenders are put off by the unique hurdles of financing this management-intensive industry. Since 2002, we helped long-term care facility owners and operators get the funding they need to thrive  

Our assisted living and skilled nursing projects often blend conventional and SBA funds that are popularly used as high-leverage bridge loansWith this kind of affordable financing, owners and operators can stay competitive and diversify revenue streams through expanding services, hiring more experienced staff or building or renovating facilities 

As leaders in the industry, you can rely on our team to take the hassle out of long-term care financing. This allows you to focus on what really matters: providing better care for more people.  

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Commercial Financing Details for Long-Term Care Facilities

With lower rates and longer repayment termsSBA 7(a) loans are an ideal commercial financing option for most long-term care facilities. From nursing homes to skilled nursing centers, to residential group homes and adult daycare facilities for seniors, you can use an SBA 7(a) loan to finance it. 

As a preferred SBA lender, we can approve loan applications in house, accelerating your time to funding. And unlike like other SBA lenders, we can fund larger projects up to $10with a creative combination of conventional financing, SBA 7(a) and the USDA’s B&I loan programs. 

Further, the 7(a) loan has an intentionally short prepayment penalty: 5% in the first year, 3% in the second year and 1% in the third. Borrowers can take advantage of this short prepayment period to quickly and easily fund their project with a 7(a) loan and keep other loan options open for later. 

With SBA 7(a) Financing Get:    

  • Rates at, or below prime + 2.75% 
  • Up to 85% loan-to-value (LTV) 
  • Up to $10M in funding 
  • Terms up to 25 years 
  • No balloon payments 
  • No application fees
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USES OF LONG-TERM CARE COMMERCIAL FINANCING

Get What You Need—and When You Need It

With the lower rates and longer repayment periods of an SBA 7(a) loan, you get the cash you need to resolve the challenges of a running a long-term care facility, while still having the cash to grow. You can use an SBA 7(a) loan to:

Buy an existing long-term care facility 

Start construction on a new location 

Update and refurbish an existing building 

Refinance debt 

Hire experienced staff 

Expand and diversify services 

Bridge finance your project 

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RECENTLY FINANCED LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES

Let Celtic Bank Fund Your Long-Term Care Facility

Celtic Bank extends millions of dollars in loans to assisted living and skilled nursing facilities around the country — with extensive ground-up construction and remodeling experience. We would love your long-term care facilities to be our next project.
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LONG-TERM CARE FINANCING CASESTUDY

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions for Long-Term Care Financing

How does blending SBA 7(a) and conventional financing work?

First, the bank typically funds a portion of the transaction using a $5M SBA 7(a) loan. Simultaneously, the bank uses its own conventional funding to cover the project’s remaining costs—to a maximum of $3M (for a total financing of $8M). These two bank loans are typically in a Pari-Passu structure, which are in equal senior lien positions

Are underwriting guidelines the same with this hybrid loan structure as compared to stand-alone SBA 7(a) loans?

Why is this hybrid structure so popular? What are the benefits?

OK, but what else should I know?

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