HAR §15-216-38
HAR §15-216-38. Foreclosure
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 15-216-38
In the event
of a
foreclosure,
any law to the contrary
notwithstanding,
a mortgagee
under
a mortgage
covering
a reserved
housing
unit
and land
or leasehold
interest
subject
to
the restrictions
of sections
15-216-35
(term of
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§15-216-38
reserved
housing
requirements),
15-216-36
(first
option
to purchase),
and 15-216-37
(sale
of transfer
of reserved
housing
units),
shall,
prior
to . commencing
mortgage
foreclosure
proceedings,
notify
the
authority
of:
(1)
Any default
of
the
mortgagor
under
the
mortgage
within
ninety
days
after
the
occurrence
of the
default;
and
(2)
Any intention
of the
mortgagee
to
foreclose
the
mortgage
under
chapter
667,
HRS.
The authority
shall
be a party
to any
foreclosure
action,
and shall
be entitled
to all
proceeds
remaining
in excess
of all
customary
and actual
costs
and expenses
of transfer
pursuant
to default,
including
liens
and encumbrances
of record.
The
person
in default
shall
be entitleq
to any amount
remaining
provided
the
amount
shall
not
exceed
the
lower
of the
amounts
computed
in section
15-216-35
(term
of reserved
housing
requirements).
[Eff
OCT 2 7 2012 J (Auth:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
(Imp:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
§15-216-39
Transfers
of title
pursuant
to a
mortgage
foreclosure.
The conditions
prescribed
in
sections
15-216-35
(term
of reserved
housing
requirements),
15-216-36
(first
option
to purchase),
and
15-216-37
(sale
of transfer
of reserved
housing
units)
shall
be automatically
extinguished
and shall
not
attach
to subsequent
transfers
of title
pursuant
to a mortgage
foreclosure,
foreclosure
under
power
of
sale,
or a conveyance
in lieu
of
foreclosure
after
a
foreclosure
action
is
commenced.
[Eff OCT 2 7 2012 ]
(Auth:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
(Imp:
HRS
§§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
§15-216-40
Incorporation
in deed.
The
provisions
of sections
15-216-33
(occupancy
requirements),
15-216-35
throu~h
15-216-37,
15-216-40
(incorporation
in deed)
and section
15-216-41
(equity
sharing
requirements)
shall
be incorporated
in any
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§15-216-41
deed,
lease,
mortgage,
agreement
of sale,
or other
instrument
of conveyance
for reserved
housing
units.
[Eff
OCT 2 -7 2012 ] (Auth:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
(Imp:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
§15-216-41
Equity
sharing
requirements.
(a)
The authority's
share
of the equity
in the
reserved
housing
unit
shall
become due upon resale
of
the reserved
housing
unit.
(b)
The authority's
share
of the equity
in the
reserved
housing
unit
shall
be the higher
of:
(1)
An amount equal
to the difference
between
the original
fair
market
price
of the unit
as determined
by the authority
and its
original
sales
contract
price;
or
(2)
An amount equivalent
to the percentage
of
net appreciation
calculated
as the
difference
between
the original
fair
market
price
of the unit
as determined
by the
authority
and its
original
contract
price
divided
by the original
fair
market
price
of
the unit.
(c)
At its
sole
discretion,
the authority
may
allow
the project
developer
to buy out the shared
appreciation
provisions
for all
or a portion
of the
reserved
housing
units
by making a cash payment
to the
authority
of an amount equal
to the amount for equity
sharing
calculated
in subsection
(b) above.
(d)
The owner of the reserved
housing
unit
shall
provide
financial
documents
acceptable
to the
authority
before
the cost
of improvements
made by the
owner can be de~ucted
from the sale
price.
(e)
The authority,
in its
sole
discretion,
shall
determine
the fair
market
value
of the reserved
housing
unit
at the time of original
sale
and also
at
the time of resale.
(f)
The resale
pricacfT7tftjff-s
shall
be approved
by the authority.
[Eff
] (Auth:
HRS
§§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
(Imp:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
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§15-216-42
Deferral
of equity
sharing.
The
authority
may consider
deferring
the equity
sharing
in
case
an owner of a reserved
housing
unit
wishes
to
transfer
title
to the unit
by devise
or through
the
laws of descent
to a family
member who would otherwise
qualify
for purchase
of a reserved
housing
unit
under
this
chapter.
[Eff
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HRS
§§206E-4,
206E-5,
206~Y7)
fitrrr,:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
§15-216-43
Effects
of subsequent
rule
amendments.
(a)
In the case
of subsequent
rule
amendments,
reserved
housing
owners
shall
be permitted
at their
election
to:
(1)
R,emain subject
to the rules
in effect
at the
time of the purchase
of the unit,
or
(2)
Be governed
by the amended rules.
· (b)
The-authority,
or any other
entity
that
the
authority
transfers
the reserved
housing
to shall
notify
all
reserved
housing
owners
of any change
made
by law,
ordinance,
rule
or regulation
within
one
hundred
eighty
days of such changes.
Such notice
shall
clearly
state
the enacted
or proposed
new
provisions,
the date
upon which they
are
to be
effective
and offer
to each owner of reserved
housing
units
constructed
and sold
prior
to the effective
date,
an opportunity
to be governed
by such new
provision.
(c)
No reserved
housing
unit
owner shall
be
entitled
to modify
the restrictions
or conditions
on
use,
transfer,
or sale
of the reserved
housing
unit,
without
the written
permission
of the holder
of a
duly-recorded
first
mortgage
on the unit
and the owner
of the fee simple
or leasehold
interest
in the land
underlying
the unit.
(d)
This
section
shall
apply
to all
reserved
housing
units
developed,
constructed
and sold
pursuant
to this
chapter.
[Eff
OCT 2 7 2012 J (Auth:
HRS
§§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
(Imp:
HRS §§206E-4,
206E-5,
206E-7)
§§15-216-44
to 15-216-54
(Reserved).
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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS,
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND
TOURISM
Repeal
of chapter
15-200
and adoption
of chapter
15-216,
Hawaii Administrative
Rules,
on the Summary
Page dated
September
11, 2012, were adopted
on
September
11, 2012,
following
public
hearings
held
on
May 18, 2011,
August
16, 2012,
and September
11, 2012,
after
public
hearing
notices
were given
in the
Honolulu
Star
Advertiser,
Hawaii Tribune-Herald,
The
Maui News, West Hawaii
Today,
and The Garden
Island,
on April
16, 2011 and July
16, 2012.
These rules
shall
take
effect
ten days after
filing
with
the Office
of the Lieutenant
Governor.
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AS TO FORM:
Executive
Dire
r
Hawaii
Community Development
Authority
Qv~ ::b~';?~
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G Di.rector
Department
of Business,
Economic Development,
and
Tourism
ey General ~~
NEILABRCR.0MBI E
Governor
State
of Hawaii
Date:
Filed
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