28 Tex. Admin. Code § 33.402 - Refund of Entrance Fees or Reservation Agreement Deposit to Resident or Prospective Resident from the Entrance Fee Escrow Account
(a) If a person who has contracted with a
provider elects to rescind his or her continuing care contract or if a person
who has made a refundable reservation agreement deposit requests the return of
the reservation agreement deposit, the funds or property held in the entrance
fee escrow account, or released to the provider under §
33.403 of this title (relating to
Release of Entrance Fees Escrow Account to Provider) must be refunded in full
within 30 days of request. This subsection does not apply to periodic charges
specified in the relevant continuing care contract and which are applicable to
the period in which the resident actually occupied the living unit under the
continuing care contract.
(b) If an
entrance fee escrow account is not released to the provider under §
33.403 of this title (relating to
Release of Entrance Fees Escrow Account to Provider), or deposited in the loan
reserve fund escrow account under §
33.405 of this title (relating to
Loan Reserve Fund Escrow Accounts) within 36 months from the date on which the
provider received any portion of the funds, the escrow agent shall return the
funds to the resident or prospective resident. This subsection does not apply
if a longer time is specified in the provider's disclosure statement delivered
to the resident or prospective resident with the continuing care contract or
reservation agreement under which the funds were paid.
(c) The reservation agreement must contain
the provisions in paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subsection relative to the
refund of the reservation agreement deposit.
(1) At the option of the prospective
resident, the reservation agreement deposit may be either refunded to the
prospective resident or applied to the entrance fee required under the
continuing care contract, when the continuing care contract is executed. If the
reservation agreement deposit is applied to the entrance fee, it shall be
maintained in the entrance fee escrow account.
(2) A reservation agreement entered into
prior to the issuance of a provider's certificate of authority shall require
the provider to fully refund the reservation agreement deposit if requested for
any reason.
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