Haw. Code R. § 15-308-90 - Repurchase under foreclosure of properties subject to restrictions
The corporation may repurchase a property that is the subject of a mortgage foreclosure or foreclosure under power of sale when the property is encumbered with the right-to-repurchase restrictions set forth in sections 201H-47, 201H-49, and 201H-51, HRS, and the shared appreciation equity program.
(1) For
property encumbered by the restrictions set forth in sections
201H-47,
201H-49, and
201H-51, HRS:
(A) The price may be determined by the
guidelines set forth in section
15-308-105(a) (1) to
(3), or at a price that will enable the
corporation to resell the property; or
(B) The corporation may waive its option to
purchase the property and shall be entitled to the proceeds remaining in excess
of the customary and actual costs and expenses of the foreclosure sale,
encumbrances of record, purchaser's costs of improvements and simple annual
interest of one per cent on purchaser's original cost and capital
improvements.
(2) For
property encumbered by the shared appreciation equity program restriction only:
(A) The property may be repurchased when the
price, determined by adding the corporation's share of net appreciation amount
plus the superior encumbrances of record, will enable the corporation to resell
the property.
(B) The corporation
shall be entitled to its share of net appreciation when the property is
transferred as the result of the foreclosure sale.
(C) If the corporation's share is not paid
when due, interest on the corporation's amount will accrue interest at the
simple annual rate of twelve per cent until paid.
The corporation shall pursue foreclosure or legal action.
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