Kan. Admin. Regs. § 17-11-17 - Bank-owned real estate; records
(a) Each bank
or trust company shall maintain the following records for real estate owned by
the bank or trust company:
(1) the insurance
coverage on the real estate, including the amount of insurance and the
expiration date;
(2) the legal
description of the property;
(3)
the cost of alterations; and
(4)
proof of the payment of real estate taxes.
(b) In addition to the above requirements,
the bank shall maintain the following records for bank-owned real estate
obtained through foreclosure or debt settlement:
(1) the name of the original debtor;
(2) the total amount of
indebtedness for which the real estate was acquired;
(3) the cost of acquisition; and
(4) the fair market value supported by an
accurate appraisal performed not later than 90 days following the date of
acquisition of the property. Thereafter, the fair market value shall be
supported by an annual appraisal or appraisal update.
(A) Any appraisal required by subsection
(b)(4) may be performed by any of the following:
(i) a certified or licensed appraiser;
(ii) two officers or directors of
the bank; or
(iii) some other
qualified individual.
(B) As used in subsection (b)(4), "appraisal
update" shall mean a review of the property and the existing appraisal to
determine the current fair market value and to make adjustments to the bank's
valuation of the property if necessary.
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