Calculation of Maximum Sale Price Sample Clauses

Calculation of Maximum Sale Price. The sale price of the Property shall not exceed the Maximum Sale Price as defined herein, except as provided in Section III above. The Maximum Sale Price of the Property is the City-approved purchase price paid by Owner (less the amount of mid-year adjustment, if applicable) adjusted by the percentage change in the Area Median Income (AMI) for the Santa Xxxxxxx area during the period in which the Owner owned the Property and occupied it in compliance with the requirements of this Covenant. In some cases a “mid- year adjustment” will apply, as specified below.
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Calculation of Maximum Sale Price. During the time that this Covenant is in effect, but excluding the Developer’s initial sale of the Unit to a Qualified Buyer, the Unit may be Transferred for no more than an amount calculated in accordance with this Article VI (“Maximum Sales Price”), as follows: (i) Start with the purchase price paid by the selling Owner, approved by the City and for which such Owner purchased the Unit according to the Owner’s purchase contract for the Unit; provided, however, that the purchase price paid for the Unit in the original purchase of that Unit from the Developer shall be reduced for purposes of this calculation by the amount of any HOME funds provided as downpayment assistance to the original Qualified Buyer ; (ii) For each year from the date that the selling Owner acquired the Unit multiply the selling Owner’s purchase price by the percentage change over the prior year in the CPI-U up to a maximum increase for any given year of 3.5 percent or a maximum decrease for any given year of 3.5 percent; (iii) For each such year add the product of the multiplication described in (ii) above to the selling Owner’s purchase price; (iv) Add the costs of Eligible Capital Improvements that have been approved by the City up to the time of Transfer; (v) Add the amount of the sale commission paid by the Owner, provided that this amount may not exceed the maximum allowable sales commission published by DHND on an annual basis; (vi) Add any accrued negative amortization if the Unit was financed with a graduated payment mortgage; and (vii) Add any applicable transfer assessment to be made, in connection with the sale, by the Master Community Association, Inc. pursuant to the Community Declaration for the Project Area Within the Former Xxxxxxxxx International Airport recorded on October 4, 2001 at Reception No. 2001167472 in the real estate records of the City and County of Denver, Colorado (“Master Declaration”). THE MAXIMUM SALES PRICE IS ONLY AN UPPER LIMIT ON THE RESALE PRICE FOR THE UNIT, AND NOTHING HEREIN SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO CONSTITUTE A REPRESENTATION, WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE BY THE DEVELOPER OR THE CITY THAT UPON TRANSFER THE OWNER SHALL OBTAIN THE MAXIMUM SALES PRICE. DEPENDING UPON CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE REAL ESTATE MARKET, THE OWNER MAY OBTAIN LESS THAN THE MAXIMUM SALES PRICE FOR THE UNIT UPON RESALE.
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