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Agreement - Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority - Supplemental Disaster Recovery- Owner Occupied Rehab for Lead
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The Recipient must ensure that a lien is executed and recorded on every property that receives assistance through the <br />Project. The Recipient must execute a lien and restrictive covenant prepared by IHCDA. The affordability period for a <br />property starts at the time that the Recipient submits its completion reports for that property to IHCDA and these reports are <br />approved. Therefore, it is in the homeowner's best interest for the Recipient to submit the completion reports to IHCDA as <br />soon.as possible. <br />RECAPTURE OF ASSISTANCE <br />Recapture Event, if any of the following events occurs, IHCDA will recapture the amount of amount of eligible CDBG-D <br />funding associated with the rehabilitation including, ER, Lead and Program Delivery. <br />A. the homeowner transfers or conveys the property by deed, land contract, or otherwise; <br />B, foreclosure proceedings are commenced against the property; <br />C, the Real property is transferred by an instrument in lieu of foreclosure; or <br />D. the title to the property is transferred from the homeowner through any other involuntary means. <br />However, if the property is transferred or conveyed to a new owner, who meets the income requirements associated with the <br />Project [income documentation must be approved by IHCDA], agrees to execute a lien and restrictive covenant prepared by <br />IHCDA and use the property as his or her principle residence for the remainder of the affordability period, no recapture of <br />CDBG-D funds are required. <br />If the homeowner passes away during the affordability period, the lien still must be paid off like any other mortgage or lien, <br />however if the property is sold to another low income family who is willing to maintain a lien on the property for the <br />remainder of the affordability period and use the property as his or her principle residence, no recapture of funds is required. <br />Once the homeowner dies the lien will not be forgiven past that date. <br />AMOUNT OF RECAPTURE <br />The amount to be recaptured shall be shall be reduced on a pro rata basis, by dividing the amount of time the homeowner(s) <br />has used the housing for a principal residence during the Affordability Period by the total amount of time in the affordability <br />period If there are not any proceeds, there is no amount to recapture. The net proceeds are the total sales price minus all <br />loan and/or lien repayments. The forgiveness ratio is the ratio that calculates the amount of the subsidy that is forgiven. <br />This ratio shall be calculated at the time of a Recapture Event, by dividing the number of full months that owner occupies <br />the property as its principal residence by the total of number of months in the affordability period, The Recipient is <br />ultimately responsible for repaying IHCDA for any CDBG-D funds utilized for any housing rehabilitated, or repaired that <br />does not remain affordable for the entire affordability period. <br />NON-COMPLIANCE. <br />Non-compliance occurs during the affordability period when any of the following occur: 1) the homeowner no longer <br />occupies the property as his or her principal residence (i.e., the property is rented or vacant), or 2) the property was sold <br />during the affordability period and the recapture provisions were not enforced and/or neither IHCDA nor the Recipient <br />received notice. In the event of noncompliance, the owner must repay the entire amount of the CDBG-D funds that were <br />invested into the property. Net Proceeds ("as defined above") and the forgiveness are not applicable when there is a non- <br />compliance. THERE, FOREā¢, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE OWNER DOES NOT ABANDON OR LEASE THE <br />PROPERTY DURING THE AFFORDABILITY PERIOD. <br />FORM OF ASSISTANCE <br />The Recipient must provide this award as a recoverable grant, amortized loan, or deferred loan directly to the beneficiary, <br />LEVERAGING FUNDS <br />There is a Can percent (10%) leveraging requirement for the Award. Proposed leveraging funds should be expended on a <br />pro rata basis with CDBG-D funds to the greatest extent possible. Documentation of eligible leveraging funds expenditure <br />must be submitted to IHCDA with completion reports. <br />In the event an award, considered as eligible CDBG-D leverage, is not made to the housing activity, the Recipient must <br />provide verification of an alternate source of CDBG-D leverage funding. In the event an eligible source of funding is not <br />secured, all funds under this Agreement will be recaptured by IHCDA. <br />CDBG-D CITY OF SOUTH BEND DR20R 018-003 <br />Pave 12 of 24 <br />
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