Client Profile:
The company owned a portfolio of HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) and non-HUD properties, each with a mortgage requiring a replacement reserve (RR) account. The total RR balance across the portfolio was approximately $9 million. However, the company had not been properly applying for RR disbursements, resulting in the accumulation of a substantial balance.
Reqiurement:
The portfolio consisted of 117 properties, which were divided among seven team members to prepare the RR disbursement requests. Based on the company’s assessment, the estimated RR disbursement required in the near future to meet their operational and compliance needs was $53,362,228.00.
By addressing the RR disbursement process and ensuring proper application for reimbursements, the company aimed to effectively utilize the available funds and meet the necessary requirements for maintaining its property portfolio.
Successfully converted the disbursement request into dollars, totaling $12,66,731.00, which includes $3,53,859.00 for HUD properties.
Achieved a significant reduction in the backlog, contribution to the overall efficiency of RR disbursement process.
Enhanced coordination and communication with stakeholders.
Increased data integrity and robust reporting mechanisms
Compliance with HUD and non-HUD regulations, minimizing the risk of penalties or rejections.
Optimized utilization of RR funds to maintain and improve property portfolio quality.
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