NOFA - MFA - Housing New Mexico
NOFA - MFA - Housing New Mexico
NOFA - MFA - Housing New Mexico
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equirements of RESPA and all other applicable regulations, and<br />
(iii) for transferring to the Master Servicer any applicable<br />
insurance policies and guarantees. (See Section 15)<br />
12. MORTGAGE NOTE RATE<br />
The Mortgage Note Rate for the HERO TBA program loans will<br />
vary based on market conditions.<br />
13. DISCOUNT FEE<br />
There is no Discount Fee charged to the borrower under the<br />
HERO TBA program.<br />
14. ORIGINATION FEE<br />
There is no Origination fee charged to the borrower under the<br />
HERO TBA program. Mortgage Lenders will receive an origination<br />
fee from the Master Servicer, on behalf of <strong>MFA</strong>, of one percent<br />
(1%) of the Mortgage Loan Amount set forth in the HERO<br />
Program Mortgage Purchase Agreement.<br />
15. PURCHASE PRICE, OTHER FEES & WIRE AMOUNT<br />
The Master Servicer will purchase the loan from the Mortgage<br />
Lender via funds wire to the applicable Mortgage Lender's<br />
account. The purchase price of HERO TBA program loans will be<br />
the sum of one hundred one percent (101.00%), less any<br />
extension fees as of the date of purchase, (ii) the servicing release<br />
fee (as described in Section 11c. above), (iii) accrued interest to<br />
the date of purchase minus (iv) any fees. The amount of the wire<br />
will be the purchase price less any amounts held in escrow<br />
(including additional amounts necessary to make up for any<br />
escrow shortage).<br />
The <strong>MFA</strong> will fund the 3.00% premium to the title company at the<br />
time of closing. The lender will send the required documentation<br />
to <strong>MFA</strong> 48 hours before the scheduled loan closing.<br />
16. INCOME LIMITS<br />
The borrower's Current Annual Household Income must not<br />
exceed the Household Income Limits set forth in Exhibit A.<br />
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