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Resolution Number
1995-152
Approved Date
12/05/1995
Resolution Type
Housing
Entity Name
Escambia County Housing Finance Authority
Interlocal Agreement
Subject
TEFRA single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds
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purchase no ml:,re than 70% ot t_h, total a' mni. of f.erie:; A W)rtl-a_te <br />Loans 01i9inated sander the program at t_he higher rates. <br />Purchase Price Paid by SQrvicer <br />Mortgage Loan (as a percentage of principal amount of the Mortgage t.,_ian) <br />FIi&IYA;Loans $Ec"QAaa 4anventi2ual Laans <br />6.65% 1010.75% 100.40% 100.15% <br />7.12 102.50 102.15 101.90 <br />7.65 104.50 104.15 103.90 <br />Fannie Mae Community Home Buyer's Program <br />The Program will also offer more flexible underwriting than <br />otherwise may be available to first-time homebuyers participating <br />in the Program whose conventional mortgage loans are backing Fannie <br />Mae Securities, through the Fannie Mae Community Home Buyer's <br />Program sponsored by Fannie Mae. To qualify for the program, the <br />mortgagor must first participate in home loan counseling seminars <br />which will be made available on an on-going basis throughout the <br />Program. The seminars cover: (1) how to purchase a home; <br />(2) budgeting; (3) evaluating the Mortgagor's current ability to <br />repay a mortgage; (4) homeownership planning; (5) loan closing; <br />(6) home maintenance; and (7) avoiding a default. <br />Federal Tax Law Requirements <br />The Code provides that the interest on qualified mortgage <br />bonds will not Le included in the gross income of the owners <br />thereof if, among other requirements, all of the proceeds of such <br />bonds remaining after the payment of costs of issuance (the <br />"lendable proceed,") are applied to the purchase of mortgage loans <br />of which at least 95t at the time such mortgage loans were made by <br />the lending in,.;titut_ions, complied with certain mortgage <br />eligibility requirements described below. The Code provided that <br />(i) in determining whether 95% of the lendable proceeds of the <br />issue are to be used to make mortgages satisfying the mortgage <br />eligibility requirements, the issuer of the bonds may rely on <br />certain specified affidavits of mortgagors and sellers and certain <br />bpecifi,-d examinations made by the issuer or its agent, (ii) the <br />issuer must, in good faith, attempt to meet all of the mortgage <br />eligibility requirements before the mortgages are executed, and <br />(.iii) the issuer must correct any failure of a mortgage loan to <br />meet such requirements within a reasonable period after such <br />failure is discovered. The Author it has covenanted in the <br />indi n..ure to comply with the Code and the procedures required by <br />r, Origination Agreement, and the origination Agreement includes <br />if.- affidavits and examinations Which the Cods spsciiles may be <br />i e 1 i ed upon by the Aut heat i t y is determining oospl iatrce With such <br />r wQu i reimwnt s . rto.so t equ i t went s and pcoeedums are summar i sed <br />"o Cods. a, appl ted t o t he <br />i ds t c6tMet east est ot tis Mt prove ds sd tis boom <br />Lu <br />
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