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Official Document Type
Miscellaneous
Approved Date
08/16/2011
Control Number
2011-175B
Agenda Item Number
12.A.3
Entity Name
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Subject
Neighborhood Stabillzation Single Family Purchase
Redevelopment and Sales Program Manual
Alternate Name
NSP3
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10094
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Developer' s quota is stated in Developer' s NSP3 Agreement . Because it is crucial that <br /> ` Grantee meet the overall requirement, Developer must designate specific properties <br /> / being acquired as restricted to future occupancy by households at or below 50 % of AMI . <br /> Further, Developer must give priority to acquiring homes for households at or below <br /> 50 % of AMI as stated in the NSP3 Agreement , <br /> C . Property Investigations <br /> Developer is responsible for property investigations and will recoup the costs of <br /> investigations through a developer fee . Developer will identify potential properties for <br /> acquisition by researching public records, obtaining proprietary data about recent and <br /> pending foreclosures, contracting with real estate brokers and/or other effective <br /> methods . After making an offer, but prior to termination of the inspection period , <br /> Developer will complete the following tasks : <br /> 1 . Inspect the site conditions and structures and complete a <br /> preliminary rehab/construction cost estimate in a format that is acceptable to <br /> Grantee ; <br /> 2 . Complete a Project Budget that includes all proposed NSP3 - <br /> funded expenses for acquisition , site work, rehab/construction , holding costs, <br /> marketing/sales costs, closing costs, developer fee , and other soft costs ; <br /> 3 . Obtain an independent. appraisal indicating the as- is market value <br /> of the property to determine the proposed offer price ; and obtain a survey of <br /> the property; obtain a title report of the property, and obtain a wood destroying <br /> organisims report of the property . Grantee will pay costs of these activities . <br /> 4 . Verify and document in a property file that the property is vacant <br /> and has no personal possessions onsite . Documentation should include a signed <br /> and dated inspection report, photos, and notes from interviews with neighbors <br /> ( if available ) indicating the approximate last date of occupancy . If information <br /> from neighbors is not available , documentation should include data from a utility <br /> company or the Post Office indicating the date of terminating service . The seller <br /> must complete a form stating that the property meets all requirements of the <br /> URA . ; and <br /> 5 . Comply with federal Recovery Act protections for bona -fide <br /> tenants of residential properties foreclosed upon on or after February 17, 2009 . <br /> These requirements directly affect initial successors in interest ( ISII ) who take <br /> title to the property through foreclosure ( including lenders and others who <br /> purchase property at foreclosure sales ) . If Developer or Grantee knows that the <br /> 5 <br />
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