Wash. Admin. Code § 208-460-030 - What are the requirements for MBL development and construction lending?
Unless the director grants a waiver, a credit union that makes MBL development or construction loans is subject to the following requirements:
(1) The aggregate of all
such loans may not exceed fifteen percent of net worth. To determine the
aggregate, you may exclude any portion of a loan that is:
(a) Secured by shares or deposits in the
credit union making the extension of credit or in other credit unions, and by
deposits in other financial institutions; or
(b) Insured or guaranteed, or subject to an
advance commitment to purchase, by any federal or state agency (or any
political subdivision of a state);
(2) The borrower on such loans must have a
minimum of:
(a) Thirty percent equity interest
in the project being financed if the loan is for land development;
and
(b) Twenty-five percent equity
interest in the project being financed if the loan is for construction or for a
combination of development and construction;
(3) The funds for such loans may be released
only after on-site inspections, documented in writing, by qualified personnel
and according to a preapproved draw schedule and any other conditions as set
forth in the loan documentation; and
(4) The credit union may not make such loans
unless it utilizes the services of an individual with at least five years
direct experience in development and construction lending.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 31.12.426(1), 31.12.516(2), 43.320.040. 01-10-084, § 208-460-030, filed 5/1/01, effective 6/1/01.
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