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3 similar Promissory Note and Retention Agreement contracts
Affordable Housing Program – Owner-Occupied Projects Promissory Note and Retention AgreementPromissory Note and Retention Agreement • January 18th, 2023
This form document has been prepared to address the minimum retention requirements of the AHP Regulations for projects located on tribal trust or allotted land. The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco makes no representation or warranty that a court will enforce these form documents in accordance with applicable federal, state or tribal law. We strongly recommend that each member have its legal counsel review the documents to address any federal, state or tribal law requirements, including but not limited to consumer credit laws, notary requirements, and usury laws. The final note and retention agreement and any security documents must meet the requirements of your jurisdiction.
Affordable Housing Program – AHP Homeownership Set-Aside Program: WISH Promissory Note and Retention AgreementPromissory Note and Retention Agreement • January 18th, 2023
This form document has been prepared to address the minimum retention requirements of the AHP Regulations for projects located on tribal trust or allotted land. The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco makes no representation or warranty that a court will enforce these form documents in accordance with applicable federal, state or tribal law. We strongly recommend that each member have its legal counsel review the documents to address any federal, state or tribal law requirements, including but not limited to consumer credit laws, notary requirements, and usury laws. The final note and retention agreement and any security documents must meet the requirements of your jurisdiction.
Affordable Housing Program – Owner-Occupied Projects Promissory Note and Retention AgreementPromissory Note and Retention Agreement • January 13th, 2022
This form document has been prepared to address the minimum retention requirements of the AHP Regulations for projects located on tribal trust or allotted land. The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco makes no representation or warranty that a court will enforce these form documents in accordance with applicable federal, state or tribal law. We strongly recommend that each member have its legal counsel review the documents to address any federal, state or tribal law requirements, including but not limited to consumer credit laws, notary requirements, and usury laws. The final note and retention agreement and any security documents must meet the requirements of your jurisdiction.
