Hawaii Revised Statutes
201H. Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation
201H-91 Definitions.

§201H-91 Definitions. The following words or terms as used in this subpart shall have the following meanings unless a different meaning clearly appears from the context:
"Eligible borrower" means a person or family, without regard to race, creed, national origin, or sex, who:
(1) Is a citizen of the United States or a resident alien;
(2) Is a bona fide resident of the State;
(3) Is at least eighteen years of age;
(4) Does not personally, or whose spouse does not if the person is married, own any interest in a principal residence within or without the State and who has not owned a principal residence within the three years immediately prior to the application for an eligible loan under this subpart, except this requirement shall not apply to any eligible loan for a targeted area residence as defined in the Mortgage Subsidy Bond Tax Act of 1980, Public Law 96-499;
(5) Is financing a property that will be the eligible borrower's principal residence; and
(6) Meets other qualifications as established by rules adopted by the corporation.
"Eligible improvement" means alterations, repairs, or improvements to an existing dwelling unit that substantially protect or improve the basic livability of the unit.
"Eligible improvement loan" means a loan to finance an eligible improvement to the owner of the dwelling unit, which may be a condominium unit, where the eligible improvement is to be made; provided that the owner meets the requirements of an eligible borrower, except that the requirements of paragraph (4) of the definition of "eligible borrower" shall not apply, the unit to be financed is located in the State, the unit will be occupied as the principal place of residence of the borrower, and meets other requirements as established by rules adopted by the corporation.
"Eligible loan" means a loan under this subpart, including mortgage-backed securities backed by such a loan, to an eligible borrower for the permanent financing of a dwelling unit, including a condominium unit, including eligible improvement loans, loans to finance homebuyer assistance, and loans that provide the security or interest in a mortgage-backed security; provided that the property financed is located in the State, will be occupied as the principal place of residence by the eligible borrower, and meets other requirements as established by rules adopted by the corporation.
"Eligible project loan" means an interim or permanent loan, which may be federally insured or guaranteed, made to a qualified sponsor for the financing of a rental housing project, and which meets other requirements as established by rules adopted by the corporation.
"Homebuyer assistance" means assistance provided to eligible borrowers in conjunction with an eligible loan to provide downpayment assistance or fund closing costs; provided that such assistance is repaid through consideration to the corporation, including borrower repayments.
"Housing loan programs" includes all or any part of the advance commitments program, and the loan funding programs authorized under this subpart.
"Mortgage-backed security" means any investment security, not including bonds of the corporation, that represents an interest in, or is secured by, one or more pools of mortgage loans, including any such security representing a direct obligation or guarantee of a federally-sponsored or private entity such as the Government National Mortgage Association, Federal National Mortgage Association, or Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation.
"Qualified sponsor" means any person or entity determined by the corporation:
(1) To be qualified by experience, financial responsibility, and support to construct a housing project of the type and magnitude described;
(2) To have submitted plans for a housing project adequately meeting the objectives of this chapter, the maintenance of aesthetic values in the locale of the project, and the requirements of all applicable environmental statutes and rules; and
(3) To meet other qualifications as established by rules adopted by the corporation pursuant to chapter 91. [L 2006, c 180, pt of §4; am L 2013, c 135, §2]

Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes

Hawaii Revised Statutes

Title 13. Planning and Economic Development

201H. Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation

201H-1 Definitions.

201H-2 Hawaii housing finance and development corporation; establishment, staff.

201H-3 Board; establishment, functions, duties.

201H-4 General powers.

201H-4.5 Urban gardening programs.

201H-5 Fair housing law to apply.

201H-6 Housing advocacy and information system.

201H-7 Housing research.

201H-8 Housing counseling.

201H-9 Acquisition, use, and disposition of property.

201H-10 Cooperative agreements with other governmental agencies.

201H-11 Agents, including corporations.

201H-12 Development of property.

201H-13 Eminent domain, exchange or use of public property.

201H-14 Contracts with the federal government.

201H-15 Administration of low-income housing credit allowed under section 235-110.8.

201H-16 Administration of federal programs.

201H-17 Federal funds outside of state treasury.

201H-18 Public works contracts.

201H-19 Remedies of an obligee: mandamus; injunction; possessory action; receiver; accounting; etc.

201H-20 Subordination of mortgage to agreement with government.

201H-21 Duty to make reports.

201H-22 Quitclaim deeds.

201H-23 For-sale developments.

201H-31 Criteria.

201H-32 Definitions.

201H-33 Powers and duties, generally.

201H-34 Additional powers; development.

201H-34.5 Authority to modify and amend development agreements with eligible developers.

201H-35 Bond financing.

201H-36 Exemption from general excise taxes.

201H-37 Exemption from tax on income and obligations.

201H-38 Housing development; exemption from statutes, ordinances, charter provisions, and rules.

201H-39 Starter homes; design standards; applicant eligibility; authority to incorporate starter homes into housing projects of the corporation.

201H-40 Housing projects; construction and sponsorship.

201H-41 Independent development of projects.

201H-42 Private development of projects.

201H-43 Interim financing of projects.

201H-44 Commercial, industrial, and other uses.

201H-45 Sale; mortgage, agreement of sale, and other instruments.

201H-46 Co-mortgagor.

201H-47 Real property; restrictions on transfer; waiver of restrictions.

201H-48 Exception of current owners in corporation projects.

201H-49 Real property; restrictions on use.

201H-50 Restrictions on use, sale, and transfer of real property; effect of amendment or repeal.

201H-51 Corporation's right to repurchase or rent real property; authority to seek recovery.

201H-52 Nonprofit organizations and government agencies.

201H-53 Rate of wages for laborers and mechanics.

201H-57 Land leases to nonprofit organizations providing affordable housing.

201H-58 Leases; self-help housing.

201H-59 Affordable rental housing development program.

201H-70 Additional powers.

201H-71 Bonds; authorization.

201H-72 Issuance of bonds for the development of infrastructure.

201H-73 Issuance of bonds for the preservation of low-income housing projects.

201H-74 Bonds; interest rate, price, and sale.

201H-75 Trustee; designation, duties.

201H-76 Trust indenture.

201H-77 Investment of reserves, etc.

201H-78 Security for funds deposited by the corporation.

201H-79 Arbitrage provisions, interest rate.

201H-80 Housing finance revolving fund; bond revolving funds.

201H-81 REPEALED.

201H-82 Rate of wages for laborers and mechanics.

201H-85 REPEALED.

201H-86 Low-income housing tax credit loan.

201H-90 Additional powers.

201H-91 Definitions.

201H-92 Owner-occupancy requirement.

201H-93 Eligible borrowers.

201H-94 Eligible loans.

201H-95 Eligible project loans.

201H-96 Eligible improvement loans.

201H-97 Housing loan programs; procedures and requirements.

201H-98 Housing loan programs; general powers.

201H-99 Housing loan programs; self-supporting.

201H-100 Housing loan programs; fees.

201H-101 Housing loan programs; evidence of eligible loan, eligible improvement loan, or eligible project loan.

201H-102 to 201H-104 REPEALED.

201H-105 Advance commitments program.

201H-106 Loan funding programs.

201H-107 Loans; service and custody.

201H-108 Loans; sale, pledge, or assignment.

201H-109 Loans; insurance and guarantees.

201H-110 Loans; default.

201H-120 Additional powers.

201H-121 Purpose; findings and determinations.

201H-122 Definitions.

201H-123 Rental assistance revolving fund.

201H-124 Rental assistance contracts.

201H-125 Rental assistance program.

201H-126 Benefits of program not exclusive.

201H-140 Additional powers.

201H-141 Definitions.

201H-142 Housing loan programs; authorization.

201H-143 Housing loan programs; procedures and requirements.

201H-144 Housing loan programs; general powers.

201H-150 Additional powers.

201H-151 State mortgage guarantee.

201H-152 Mortgage guarantee agreements.

201H-160 Additional powers.

201H-161 Downpayment loans.

201H-162 Qualifications for downpayment loans.

201H-163 Restrictions on borrower.

201H-163.5 Downpayment loan assistance program; fees.

201H-164 Default.

201H-170 Additional powers.

201H-171 Homebuyers' club program.

201H-180 Additional powers.

201H-181 Rent-to-own program.

201H-190 Additional powers.

201H-191 Dwelling unit revolving fund.

201H-191.5 Regional state infrastructure subaccounts.

201H-200 Additional powers.

201H-201 Definitions.

201H-202 Rental housing revolving fund.

201H-203 Eligible applicants for funds.

201H-204 Eligible projects.

201H-205 Additional powers.

201H-206 Affordable homeownership revolving fund.

201H-207 Additional powers.

201H-211 Expenditures of revolving funds under the corporation exempt from appropriation and allotment.

201H-220 Additional powers.