Haw. Code R. § 6-27-8 - Property qualifying under program; construction by owner
(a) To qualify under the member home loan
program, the property securing the loan shall be located in the State of Hawaii
and shall be held in fee simple or on an acceptable leasehold upon which there
is located:
(1) A one- to four-family
dwelling or structure which may be attached or detached;
(2) A one-family dwelling unit in a planned
development; or
(3) A one-family
unit in a condominium project or townhouse; occupied or to be occupied by the
member as the member's principal home. The appraisal shall include the value of
all improvements but the value of the unit or units not occupied by the member
shall be deducted in computing the loan-to-value ratio.
(b) The system may refuse to purchase a loan
secured by property which is not served by any utilities, lacks or has
difficult access to or from a paved public road, does not conform to all
applicable zoning and use restrictions, is located on a substandard lot, is a
lodging unit, or has any other unusual characteristic which may affect its
value. The lender may request the system's prior written approval as to whether
a specific property qualifies for purchase by the system before issuing a loan
commitment to the applicant.
(c)
The system shall not purchase any member home loan made for the construction of
or improvements to a principal home, where the construction was done or
improvements were made by the owner as contractor.
Notes
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