§ 1930.129 - RHS loans.  


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  • RHS loans will be serviced according to program regulations and the conditions specified in the borrower's loan resolution. The following additional supervisory action by the Servicing Official will also apply to assure that the terms of the loan resolution and loan objectives are carried out:

    (a) Review of the site development account records for compliance with authorized loan expenditures.

    (b) Work with the borrower on the adjustment of sales price, not to exceed market value, of the developed lots as they are being sold to assure adequate income to repay the loan, pay taxes, accrued interest, and any other authorized debt or expenditures.

    (c) Determine that lots are sold only to eligible buyers.

    (d) Work closely with the borrower to plan for the sale of all lots prior to the due date of the note.

    (e) Should the RHS borrower default in its loan obligations, the account will be serviced according to § 1965.85 of subpart B of part 1965 of this chapter. The Servicing Official's report to the State Director should contain the following information:

    (1) The status of the account, number of lots unsold, and reasons for the problem.

    (2) Prospects of selling lots to eligible buyers and a target date as to when this can be accomplished, if feasible.

    (3) General comments and recommendations for future servicing of this account. Where necessary, liquidation may be recommended.

    (f) State Directors will take the following actions in connection with problem RHS accounts:

    (1) Provide additional guidance and assistance as necessary.

    (2) If a satisfactory proposal for selling the lots can be developed, the account will be serviced according to program regulations and the provisions of this subpart and subpart B of part 1965 of this chapter.

    (3) Where no satisfactory proposal for selling the remaining lots can be developed, the account will be handled according to § 1965.85(e) of subpart B of part 1965 of this chapter for liquidation.