Sec. 1904.5. Defaults on mortgages not made by the corporation  


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  • In cases of projects subject to mortgages made by any lender, except as to loans made by the corporation:
    (a) the lender must give notice to the corporation of any default in payment of principal or interest on such mortgage by the owner;
    (b) the corporation, shall have 60 days upon receipt of such notice to cure the default and make the project economically viable by:
    (1) assisting the owner in entering into a mortgage modification agreement with the lender;
    (2) finding an eligible applicant to purchase the project and assure its obligations; or
    (3) such other action as deemed appropriate, consistent with the provisions of the act; and
    (c) the provisions of this section shall be made part of the regulatory agreement or other instrument.