R 125.132
R 125.132 Processing and evaluation of applications.
Cite as Mich. Admin. Code R 125.132
Rule 132. (1) An application for a development fund loan or a determination that a
proposed housing project is a feasible housing project, or both, must be processed by the
authority staff based on processing and underwriting procedures and guidelines developed
by the authority staff under direction of the executive director on behalf of the authority.
(2) An applicant may be required to furnish to the authority staff supplementary
information and to amend the application so that the proposed housing project is consistent
with the authority’s processing and under-writing procedures and guidelines.
(3) Upon completion of the processing, all applications for a determination that a
proposed housing project is feasible and all applications for development fund loans in the
principal amount of $350,000.00 or more, must be presented to the authority for approval,
along with the authority staff’s analysis of the application and the executive director’s
recommendation with respect to the application, subject to the terms, conditions, and
requirements determined necessary by the authority, in accordance with R 125.133.
(4) If the principal amount of the development fund loan is less than $350,000.00, the
executive director shall review the authority staff’s analysis and determine whether all
of the following requirements are met:
(a) The applicant is an applicant authorized by the act to receive a development fund
loan.
(b) The applicant shall use the loan funds in planning for or implementing any
activities allowed in the act.
(c) The applicant is reasonably expected to successfully implement the proposal.
(d) The authority staff reasonably anticipates that the applicant will receive an
authority-aided or a federally-aided mortgage loan, to be obtained to provide financing for
the proposed housing project.
(e) The development fund loan can reasonably be anticipated to be repaid from the
proceeds of the authority-aided or a federally-aided mortgage loan. If the requirements in
this subrule are met, the executive director may issue, on behalf of the authority, a
commitment for a development fund loan to the applicant. The development fund loan
commitment must contain terms, conditions, and requirements determined necessary by
the executive director.