Haw. Code R. § 15-308-86 - Waiver by corporation of right to repurchase
(a) The
corporation may waive the right to repurchase set forth in section
201H-47, HRS, if:
(1) The owner wishes to transfer title to the
dwelling unit by devise or through the laws of descent to the owner's spouse,
child, parent, or sibling and the devisee or heir is otherwise eligible to
purchase such a dwelling unit under this chapter;
(2) The purchaser wishes to transfer title to
the dwelling unit to the co-owner or a household member who meets the
eligibility requirements; or
(3)
One of the following conditions exist:
(A)
The waiver will not result in the owner being able to sell the dwelling unit
for a substantial profit nor promote speculative purchasing or selling of
dwelling units to which this subchapter applies and the dwelling unit is sold
to a person who is a qualified resident and the owner pays the corporation its
percentage share of the net appreciation, if applicable; or
(B) Fiscal considerations will not allow
repurchase of the dwelling unit.
(b) If the corporation waives its right to
repurchase a dwelling unit pursuant to section
201H-47(a)(1),
HRS, then the dwelling unit may be transferred by the owner and the
restrictions provided for in sections
201H-47 through
201H-51, HRS, shall then be
reinstated in any subsequent conveyance. In the event the restrictions are
waived, the corporation shall inform the owner of the waiver in writing and the
owner, at the owner's expense, shall draft and record such instruments as are
necessary to make the waiver effective.
(c) If the corporation waives its right to
repurchase a dwelling unit due to construction litigation, then the dwelling
unit may be rented by the owner as provided for in subchapter
7.
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