Homeowner Requirements Sample Clauses

Homeowner Requirements. The Subrecipient is responsible for determining if a homeowner qualifies for financial assistance under the Project. In order to qualify for financial assistance, the homeowner must: (i) be a U. S. citizen or legal resident, (ii) have a household income that is at or below 80% of the Area Median Income (“AMI”) adjusted for family size, (iii) own the Project Property to be rehabilitated with the financial assistance provided under the Project, (iv) not own another home or property, (v) be willing to comply with the requirements set forth Section 7(a) below after the completion of the rehabilitation of the Project Property, and (vi) be willing to execute a Homeowner Deferred Loan Agreement and a deed of trust as security for the performance of the homeowner’s obligations set forth therein.
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