File #: ID 16-0599    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 6/29/2016 In control: City Council
On agenda: 7/19/2016 Final action: 7/19/2016
Title: Resolution Authorizing Loan Modification for Sale and Rehabilitation of 316 S. English Street and 225 Bingham Street
Attachments: 1. AHM Request for Approval of Sale of 316 S English and 225 Bingham.pdf, 2. 316 S English and 225 Bingham payoff quote 7-6-16.pdf, 3. Certificate of Satisfaction - Wachovia loan.pdf, 4. 16-0599 RES Loan Mod.pdf
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Resolution Authorizing Loan Modification for Sale and Rehabilitation of 316 S. English Street and 225 Bingham Street

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Department: Neighborhood Development
Council District: 1

Public Hearing: No
Advertising Date/By:

Contact 1 and Phone: Barbara Harris 373-2509
Contact 2 and Phone: Cynthia Blue 433-7376

PURPOSE:
City Council is requested to approve a reduction in the amount owed to the City on a housing rehabilitation loan. This action will facilitate a sale of 11 units of multi-family property located at 316 S. English Street and 225 Bingham Street to a new owner who will rehabilitate the properties.

BACKGROUND:
In 1999, when the non-profit Greensboro Episcopal Housing Ministry filed bankruptcy, the City requested that Affordable Housing Management Inc. [AHM] take ownership of the properties located at 316 S English Street (6 units) and 225 Bingham Street (5 units) and assume the outstanding bank loan and City loan. AHM has successfully operated the units for 17 years at rents affordable to very low income families. The City's $215,000 loan was deferred and due upon sale of the property.

The properties are now in need of rehabilitation. A buyer has offered a purchase price of $189,000 (which is 90% of the appraised value) and will further invest approximately $200,000 in the rehabilitation of the units. The properties have an appraised value of $210,000 in as-is condition. Current balance on the City loan is $213,752.79.

AHM has requested that the City forgive the loan amount that exceeds the offer value and further reduce the outstanding loan balance by $75,938 to allow AHM to recoup their payoff of the bank loan and a loan made to the property for tree removal. AHM is also owed $51,418 in management fees and reimbursements that they are willing to forego. AHM would be responsible for any tax implications due to debt forgiveness.

BUDGET IMPACT:
Reduction in anticipated HOME and Nussbaum program incom...

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