HAR §6-27-16
HAR §6-27-16. Assumption
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 6-27-16
(a) No assumption shall be allowed of
any loan made after June 30, 1974.
(b)
The system may consent to only one assumption of a loan
made before July 1, 1974, upon the following conditions:
(1)
The borrower and buyer shall agree that the interest rate for
the loan shall be increased to the interest rate in effect for
new loans being made during the allocation period, if the
interest rate for the allocation period is more than the
interest rate specified in the loan. The borrower and buyer
shall agree to sign all documents required to reflect any
modification in interest rate;
(2)
The buyer shall have the creditworthiness to assume the
loan;
(3)
If the buyer is an eligible member, the buyer shall meet the
underwriting requirements as the applicant, pursuant to
section 6-27-11;
(4)
If the buyer is not an eligible member, the buyer’s monthly
mortgage payment shall not exceed twenty-five per cent of
the buyer’s stable monthly income less any monthly debt
payments. If the buyer does not qualify for the loan, the
system shall consider on a case-by-case basis a loan with
no more than two personal guarantors, endorsers or other co
signers. The guarantee, endorsement or agreement shall
not be qualified or limited in any manner. All credit
underwriting standards shall apply to the credit evaluation of
a guarantor, endorser, or co-signer. The monthly mortgage
payment shall not exceed twenty-five per cent of the
combined stable monthly income of the buyer and the
guarantor, endorser or co-signer less any monthly debt
payments. In addition, the buyer’s monthly mortgage
payment shall not exceed forty per cent of the buyer’s stable
monthly income less any monthly debt payments;
(5)
The buyer shall agree to pay a loan assumption fee of one
per cent of the loan balance, plus all costs and expenses,
including attorney's fees, related to the assumption of the
loan;
(6)
The buyer shall promise the system in writing to occupy the
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mortgaged property as a principal home for at least one year
after the date the assumption of mortgage becomes
effective;
(7)
The mortgage shall continue to be a first lien on the
mortgaged property; and
(8)
The buyer shall agree to make immediate payment in full of
all amounts due under the loan upon a further sale or
transfer of the mortgaged property.
A loan may not be assumed if the person who is applying initially
acquired the mortgaged property by way of an agreement of sale and is
requesting the system to consent to the buyer’s assumption of the
underlying loan. [Eff 2/9/89] (Auth: HRS §§88-28, 88-119.5) (Imp: HRS
§§88-119, 88-119.5)