Conn. Agencies Regs. § 17-619-11 - Loans
(a) Families whose income levels are between
30 and 60 per cent of the state median income adjusted for family size may
qualify for a loan.
(b)
Participating mediation agencies may authorize a loan under this program in an
amount not less than $200 and not greater than $1,200 for a term not to exceed
twelve (12) months. Loans may be approved for any increment and timeframe
within the provisions listed in subsection (b) of Section 17-619-11 in
accordance with the professional judgment of the mediator(s).
(c) Families who qualify for a loan under
Section 17-619-11 may not have monthly installment debt in excess of 50% of
their net monthly income. The amount of installment debt shall include the
following:
(1) current rent or mortgage
payment;
(2) periodic payments due
on any back rent or back-mortgage payment;
(3) periodic payments due on a loan under
this program;
(4) any motor vehicle
loan payment(s);
(5) credit card
loan payments; and
(6) court
ordered alimony and/or child support payments.
(d) Repayment of loans shall be based on a
monthly repayment schedule over the life of the loan.
(e) Monthly service fees and any origination
fees shall be paid from rent bank funds by the mediation agency on behalf of
the borrower. In no event shall the service fee or origination fee be charged
to the borrower.
(f) Rent bank
loans shall bear interest at an annual rate not to exceed six (6) per
cent.
(g) If a family defaults on a
loan, the mediation agency shall contact the family to review the obligation,
the reason for the default, and, if necessary, negotiate a new financial
assistance agreement. For the purposes of these regulations, any loan that is
in arrears in excess of forty (40) days shall be considered in
default.
(h) After complying with
subsection (g) of Section 17-619-11, any uncured or new default shall be
reported to the bank servicing the loans for disclosure to any credit reporting
agency and reported to the state funding agency for collection as a state
debt.
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