Post Mark-to-Market (M2M)

Post M2M is an extended component of the Mark-to-Market program under the Office of Recapitalization (Recap). The program addresses the processing of owner requests to refinance or to sell a property that has received the benefits of a debt restructuring under M2M or M2M Program’s predecessor program, the Portfolio Reengineering Demonstration Program (Demo Program). This also applies to applications for either debt assumption or forgiveness for a non-profit qualified by HUD for such benefits (QNP). These procedures require coordination between the Office of Recap and other staff within Multifamily Housing (typically Field Office staff). All inquiries and requests related to Post Mark-to-Market (Assumption Subordination and Qualified Non Profit) transactions, should be submitted electronically to PostM2M@hud.gov.

Guidance and How to Apply

When in Doubt Reach Out

For questions on the Post M2M process email us.

Post M2M Diagram of When Recap Gets Involved

Diagram: When Is Recap Involved
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Post Mark-to-Market Forms and Templates

Post M2M is an extended component of the Mark-to-Market program under the Office of Recapitalization (Recap). The program addresses the processing of owner requests to refinance or to sell a property that has received the benefits of a debt restructuring under M2M or M2M Program’s predecessor program, the Portfolio Reengineering Demonstration Program (Demo Program). The purpose of this page is to provide form documents and templates relevant to PM2M processing as part of the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) collection 2502-0533. For questions on the documents listed on this page send us an email at postm2m@hud.gov.

Document Index: Qualified Non-Profit Purchaser (QNP) Legal Documents | Final Sale or Refinance Legal Documents

 

Budget Based Rent Adjustments (BBRA) for Mark-to-Market (M2M) Properties

Overview

BBRAs are available for existing M2M properties that lack sufficient project income to operate and maintain the property on a sustainable basis for the long-term. BBRAs are to increase housing assistance payment contract (HAP) rents to levels that can support property expenses, including debt service coverage and deposits into a reserve for replacements. Properties will be prioritized based on its condition and the relationship between the property’s contract rents and the Fair Market Rent, due to limited funding.


Highlights


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Initial Submission are now being accepted in the Multifamily Preservation Desk for properties that meet Group A criteria and notice eligibility requirements only. Requests will be reviewed on a first-come-first-served basis, but applications received within 28 calendar days after the publication of the notice (before 11:59 PM EST on March 28, 2024,) shall be deemed received simultaneously. Please submit any questions to bbra@hud.gov.

Apply for a BBRA

Group A Properties (must meet one (1) of the following criteria):

  • REAC score < 30
  • 2 consecutive REAC scores < 60
  • Operating Cost Coverage Ratio < 1.0
  • Owner Contributions of over $3,000 in the last year or a 3-year record of Owner Contributions over $1,500 per year
  • Property is with the Multifamily Property Disposition Center
  • Vacancy Rate >= 25% for 24-months

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