HAR §6-27-22
HAR §6-27-22. Prepayment penalty; allowable loan charges
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 6-27-22
(a) If
the borrower pays off the entire member home loan balance within one
year after the date of the note or, when a construction loan is made under
the program, the date the Notice of Completion was filed with the court,
there shall be a prepayment penalty of six per cent.
(b)
The lender may require the borrower to pay all reasonable
fees and charges ordinarily charged to and paid by a borrower for a loan.
However, the lender may not charge the borrower any more than the
amounts shown below for the following items:
Item
Amount
Loan origination fee
$300 or one per cent of the loan
amount, whichever is larger.
Loan origination fee for
construction loans and home
$300 or two per cent of the loan
amount, whichever is larger.
improvement loans
(c)
The lender may charge a deposit fee when the application is
made. The deposit shall be credited towards the closing costs if the loan
is made. If the loan is not made, the deposit shall be returned to the
applicant, less any costs chargeable to the applicant. [Eff 2/9/89; am
1/29/90; am 6/11/92] (Auth: HRS §§88-28, 88-119.5) (Imp: HRS §§88
119, 88-119.5)