Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 10, § 5284 - Guarantee Terms
(a)
Following adoption of a resolution by its board of directors, a corporation
shall be authorized to issue a commitment letter specifying the conditions
under which it will issue a guarantee to a specified borrower.
(b) The terms and conditions of a guarantee
shall be consistent with the resolution of the corporation approving the
guarantee and shall include all of the following:
(1) Provision that the corporation promises
to pay up to ninety percent (90%) of the principal and interest, subject only
to the following restrictions:
(A) The lender
has complied with all material conditions contained in the guarantee, including
perfecting collateral; and,
(B) The
lender has not engaged, and will not engage, in fraudulent or grossly negligent
practices in connection with the borrower, guarantee, the loan, or the loan
agreement.
(2) A
statement that the lender shall send to the corporation executing the
guarantee, a copy of all delinquency notices mailed to the borrower.
(3) A description of the procedures and the
responsibilities of the lender and corporation subsequent to default.
(4) The demand procedures described in
section 5285.
(5) Agreement to abide by binding arbitration
by the American Arbitration Association in the event that either the
corporation or the agency denies the requested demand pursuant to section
5285(d)(2) or
(e)(2), or the amount paid to the lender is
less than the amount contained in the demand letter.
(6) Acknowledgment by the lender that in the
event of a demand, the lender will allow a representative of the California
Department of Financial Institutions, or other auditor selected by the
corporation and approved by the agency, to examine the lender's loan
files.
(7) A designation as to
whether the guarantee is a collection guarantee or a loan guarantee.
(8) A statement that the maximum amount of
interest to be paid is ninety (90) calendar days at guaranteed percentage. The
ninety (90) calendar day limit can only be exceeded with the written approval
of the corporation.
(c)
The duration of a guarantee on a loan shall not exceed seven (7)
years.
(d) The maximum guarantee
for any one applicant shall not exceed $100,000.
(e) The corporation shall be authorized to
charge a loan guarantee fee not to exceed two (2) percent of the principal
amount guaranteed.
(f) For a
guarantee with a term greater than one year, the corporation may charge a
guarantee servicing fee not to exceed .5% of the principal amount guaranteed.
The servicing fee shall be authorized to commence on the first anniversary of
the effective date of the guarantee, and to continue annually until the
guarantee is released.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 42106, Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections 42101, 42101.2 and 42102.4, Public Resources Code.
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