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CUA - Federal Truth in Lending Statement
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1253 Warren Ave.
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Cresenciana and Liberato Cua
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Page 4 <br />The following example will assist you to understand how the Transfer Amount (Restricted <br />Resale Amount) will apply. <br />Formula for Deed Restricted Resale Price: The Principal Loan Amount (First Mortgage) <br />plus the appreciation share, plus the Increased Down Payment (original down payment + <br />increase in median income for a family of 4 the date of purchase and the date of sale = the <br />appreciation share), plus sales price adjustment for improvements over $500 or less <br />damages of any amount (sales price adjustment) equals the Deed Restricted Sales Price. <br />The appreciation share is equal to the % increase in income for a family of 4 earning 80% <br />of the median income for San Mateo County, per HUD income guidelines, from the date of <br />purchase to the date of the sales times the first mortgage and down payment amounts, <br />respectively, not to exceed the Fair Market Value of the unit on the date of transfer. <br />*Shared appreciation is split 50:50 between the Seller and the Agency. <br />DEED RESTRICTED RESALE CALCULATION <br />CASE STUDY A <br />TRANSFER AFTER 6 YEARS <br />HOMEBUYER X purchases a two bedroom unit through the Agency's First Time Home <br />Buyer Program for $125,000 in May 1995. HomeBuyer received a first mortgage of <br />$85,000 and a second mortgage from City for $35,000, and made a downpayment of <br />$5,000. In May 1995, the 80% median income for a family of 4 was $40,200. The <br />HOMEBUYER X family installed all new carpets and painted the unit just prior to the date <br />of transfer. These improvements are appraised at the date of the Notice of Transfer at <br />$4,200 less $50.00 ($4,150) for a water line broken by the moving truck. <br />In August 2001, HOMEBUYER X gave Notice of Transfer to the Agency of the first right <br />to purchase. On the date of the Notice, 80% of median income for a family of four was <br />$49,848, a 24% increase since the date HOMEBUYER X initially purchased the unit. <br />1. First Mortgage when first issued: +$85,000 <br />2. Appreciation Share: +$10,200 <br />(241/6 x 85,000 = $20,400) <br />3. Increased Down Payment <br />(24% x $5,000 = $1,200) +$5,600 <br />4. Agency/City Second Mortgage +$35,000 <br />5. Sales Price Adjustment + 4J50 <br />Deed Restricted Resale Price = $139,950 <br />The Shared Appreciation to HOMEBUYER X and the Agency is $ 10,800 each. <br />DISCWW" <br />
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