Haw. Code R. § 15-308-153 - Reservation list, requirements
(a) During the
initial offering period of thirty calendar days, the developer's designated
broker shall compile a "qualified resident" reservation list consisting of the
names, addresses, and phone numbers of all individuals stating a desire to
purchase a market-priced unit contained in the announced project.
(b) The list shall be compiled in the order
in which applicants have submitted to the agent a duly executed affidavit that
the applicant meets the definition of "qualified resident", agrees to be an
owner-occupant for a minimum of 3 65 days and will obtain an owner occupant
type of loan and intends to become a purchaser of a market-priced
unit.
(c) Any individual who makes
any false statement in the affidavit is subject to criminal charges and civil
action under the laws of this State. Any individual found to have willfully
submitted false information, made misstatements, or withheld important
information shall be deemed to be ineligible for the project and disqualified
from future corporation-assisted projects, provided that the corporation shall
not waive its right to pursue any other recourse provided by law.
(d) The developer shall submit the
reservation list together with the executed affidavits to the corporation
within ten days of the expiration of the initial thirty day offering period.
The corporation will provide the developer with an eligible qualified resident
list, which shall list the applicants approved as "qualified residents." The
developer shall offer affordable units to the individuals on the eligible
qualified resident list as described in section
15-308-154.
(e) Sixty days before the close of project
sales, the developer shall submit to the corporation a summary of which
individuals on the eligible qualified residents list purchased a market rate
unit, which did not purchase a market rate unit, and the applicants' reason for
not purchasing a unit. From time to time, the corporation may request an
updated summary from the developer.
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