HUD to Auction 14 Healthcare Mortgage Loans
Published Date: 7/9/2026
Notice
Summary
HUD is selling 14 healthcare mortgage loans tied to 13 properties in a sealed bid auction happening around August 11, 2026. This sale helps HUD recover money from loans that aren’t being paid and cuts costs from holding onto these properties. If you want to bid, get ready by July 15 and submit your bids by mid-August to possibly own these healthcare loans.
Analyzed Economic Effects
4 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 3 costs, 0 mixed.
Large Cash Deposit Requirement to Bid
Each bidder must post a deposit equal to the greater of $100,000 or 10% of the bidder's aggregate bid; if a bidder's total bid is less than $100,000, the deposit must be at least 50% of that bid. Winning bidders will have their deposit applied to the purchase price and it becomes non-refundable.
Buy 14 Non‑Performing Healthcare Loans
HUD will sell 14 non-performing, unsubsidized healthcare mortgage loans tied to 13 skilled nursing and assisted living properties in a sealed-bid auction with bids due on or about August 11, 2026. Qualified bidders can register on Mission Capital Advisors' platform after the Bidder's Information Package becomes available on or about July 15, 2026, and closings are expected on or about September 1, 2026.
Loans Sold Without FHA Insurance
The 14 Mortgage Loans will be sold without Federal Housing Administration (FHA) insurance and with HUD servicing released, meaning buyers will acquire loans without FHA insurance protections and HUD will no longer service the loans. Qualified bidders can review loan files electronically during the due diligence period described in the Bidder's Information Package.
Who Is Barred From Bidding
HUD's Qualification Statement bars certain parties from bidding, including mortgagors or healthcare operators related to the offered loans, debarred or suspended entities, HUD employees and family members, contractors or advisors who worked on this sale, FHA-approved mortgagees that received FHA insurance benefits on the offered loans, and other related parties described in the Qualification Statement. Additional ineligible categories and details are contained in the Qualification Statement available in the BIP.
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