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Loan Portfolio Restructuring Program (LPR)

Assembly Bill 1699 (AB 1699) was enacted in 2012. It authorizes the Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) to restructure existing loans in specified HCD loan programs listed below. HCD adopted guidelines for implementing the requirements and named the program the Loan Portfolio Restructuring (LPR) Program.

The restructuring of HCD’s loans is intended to preserve affordable housing units that would have been lost to termination of the regulatory provisions restricting rents and occupancy, to address physical deterioration of the property, and/or to improve project fiscal integrity. (Sections 50560, 50561 and 50562, Chapter 3.9 of Part 2 of Division 31 of the Health and Safety Code)

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Notice of Funding

Notice of Funding

Reporting & Compliance

Reporting & Compliance

To initiate a restructuring transaction with the Transactions Unit, inquire at the following email address: HCDTransactionUnit@hcd.ca.gov. A Transactions Unit representative will provide you with the application.

It's advisable to carefully review the applicable program guidelines, particularly focusing on Sections 105-107, and 113 of the LPR guidelines (if applying for LPR), as well as Section 8315 of the 2017 Uniform Multifamily Regulations. These sections detail critical aspects of refinancing, subordination, and departmental fees that are pivotal to the application process.

California Department of Housing and Community Development
Transactions Unit
Loan Portfolio Restructuring Program
651 Bannon Street
Sacramento, CA 95811

Notice of Funding

Notice of Funding

To initiate a restructuring transaction with the Transactions Unit, inquire at the following email address: HCDTransactionUnit@hcd.ca.gov. A Transactions Unit representative will provide you with the application.

It's advisable to carefully review the applicable program guidelines, particularly focusing on Sections 105-107, and 113 of the LPR guidelines (if applying for LPR), as well as Section 8315 of the 2017 Uniform Multifamily Regulations. These sections detail critical aspects of refinancing, subordination, and departmental fees that are pivotal to the application process.

California Department of Housing and Community Development
Transactions Unit
Loan Portfolio Restructuring Program
651 Bannon Street
Sacramento, CA 95811

Reporting & Compliance

Reporting & Compliance

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