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Orange County Housing Finance Authority FHA, VA and RD Loans

Central Florida Homebuyer’s Dream Program Lake, Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties

Published March 14, 2014

Revised 07-23-18 Revisions are on Page 3

Administrator’s Guidelines

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Orange County HFA - Central Florida Homebuyer’s Dream Program

TABLE OF CONTENTSWHO TO CONTACT 5 ORANGE COUNTY HFA TEAM 6 PROGRAM PRODUCTS 7 THE FIRST MORTGAGE 7

DOWN PAYMENT/CLOSING COST ASSISTANCE SECOND MORTGAGE 7 Other Subordinate Financing 8 Eligible Borrowers 9 Veterans Exception 9 Minimum Credit Score 9 Maximum Debt to Income Ratio 9 Homebuyer Education (Rev. 02/07/17) 9 Household Income Limits 10 Acquisition Limits (Purchase Price/Sales Price Limits) 10 Targeted Areas 11 About the Property 11

ABOUT THE FINANCING 12 SUMMARY OF THE COMPLIANCE ORIGINATION PROCESS 14 PROGRAM TIMELINE 16

Loan Processing, Delivery and Purchase Timeline 16 PROGRAM FEES 17 PROGRAM FORMS 23 DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLIANCE FILE 24 US BANK WEBSITE 25


UPDATES

Date Topic (effective immediately unless otherwise noted) Page

12-10-14 Funding of Assistance; Clarified Non-Target and Targeted Income and Sales Price Limits Revised Administrator Fee Program Forms - added Lender Commitment Letter

6,11,12 8

14 20

2-4-15 Final Purchase Date Extended 11

6-8-15 New income and sales price limits effective for 1003’s dated on or after July 22, 2015; Non-Traditional Credit Language revised

8 10

6-17-15 HFA clarifies implementation of new income and acquisition limits 8



9-26-15 Added Contact Directory Added Doc Stamp & Intangible Tax, 100 Application, Real Estate Contract and Tax Returns to Financing Facts Reformatted the Compliance Process Reformatted eHP and US Bank Fees Reformatted documents required for the compliance file

4 11, 12

13, 14 16 22

10-14-15 Added eHP fee information & revised US Bank fees 15

10-15-15 Added disclaimer regarding not reproducing program forms 20

12-1-15 For new reservations Dec 1, 2015 and after: * minimum required FICO score for FHA loans will be 660. VA and RD remain at 640 * manual underwriting will no longer be accepted for FHA loans * manufactured housing will no longer be accepted Revised information regarding credit documentation

8 10 10 17

03-01-16 Revised minimum FICO to 640 for all loan types 8

05-24-16 Update income Limits and Purchase Price 9

05-24-16 Added disclosure Requirements 7

08-22-16 Clarified eHousingPlus Fees 15

02-07-17 Revised homebuyer education requirement Moved cash back information to Financing Facts section Moved Construction to Perm information to Financing Facts section Added Owner Occupancy Requirement Revised Program Timeline Benchmarks Loan Purchase Extension

8 10 10 11 14 14

05-19-17 Revised Who To Contact Directory Added Agency & US Bank overlay to Eligible Borrower Added helpful links for Homebuyer Education Revised US Bank Web Site link Revised US Bank tax service fee

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05-31-17 Revised income and purchase price limits 9


01-04-18 Revised second mortgage disclosure requirement 8, 23

04-07-18 Revised Co-signor policy Revised US Bank Tax Service Fee effective 04/30/18

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07-23-18 New Documentary Stamp and Intangible Tax Information Effective 07/01/18 26 - 31

Date Topic (effective immediately unless otherwise noted) Page


WHO TO CONTACT (Rev 05/19/17)

Question Direct Questions to:

Contact Information

General Program Compliance Questions

eHousingPlus (eHP)

813-415-3549 [email protected]

Assistance with eHP Lender Portal

eHousingPlus (eHP)

(954) 217-0817 [email protected]

Assistance with User Credentials for eHP Lender Portal

Ashlynn Mosher (954) 217-0817 ext 261 [email protected]

Update an Underwriter Certified Loan

eHousingPlus (eHP) Anyone at eHP Compliance Office [email protected] 954-217-0817

Program Training eHousingPlus (eHP) Click on this link to attend Program training.

Program Training Issues eHousingPlus (eHP) 813-415-3549 [email protected]

System Software Training for eHP Lender Portal

eHousingPlus (eHP) Click on this link for the once weekly Live Webinar: http://www.ehousingplus.com/ehp-system-trainings/

System Software Issues eHousingPlus (eHP) 813-415-3549 [email protected]

Program Rates eHousingPlus (eHP) Click on this link: to view the Orange County HFA Program rates. Then click on the RATES tab.

Credit Underwriting questions

Participating Lenders need to refer to internal Underwriting Department or Manager

US Bank does not re-underwrite loans. For general questions, contact US Bank at [email protected] or 800-562-5165 Option 2 (for general questions) Please note: US Bank answers underwriting questions from the underwriter of a lender for whom US Bank provides underwriting services ONLY.

Questions regarding the shipping of closing loan files

eHousingPlus (eHP) for questions regarding the program compliance file

US Bank for questions regarding the first mortgage closed loan file

[email protected] 954-217-0817

[email protected] 800-562-5165 [email protected]

Questions regarding exceptions

eHousingPlus (eHP) for questions regarding exceptions on the program compliance file

US Bank for questions regarding exceptions on the first mortgage closed loan file

Debbie Kerr [email protected] 954-217-0817 X216

[email protected] 800-562-5165 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]




http://www.ehpuniversity.com/index.html?page_id=62


http://www.ehousingplus.com/ehp-system-trainings/


http://www.ehousingplus.com/available-programs/florida/orange-county-hfa-2010-bond-program/









ORANGE COUNTY HFA TEAM

!Orange County HFA

Issues the bonds *up to $50 million in 2010”, creates the first mortgage and down payment assistance second mortgage program, sets the rate, term and points, assists with funding financing and markets the program.

Participating Lenders Take applications, reserve in their own systems, process, underwrite, approve, fund, close and sell qualified loans to the program. Check with your company on how to reserve a bond loan rate in your own system so that you have funds available for closing. Lenders are responsible for servicing first second program loans in accordance with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and GNMA requirements until they’re purchased by the Master Servicer.

U S Bank Master Servicer

Provides information on acceptable loan products and delivery and funding, receives all mortgage files, reviews mortgage files, notifies lenders of mortgage file exceptions, approves mortgage files, purchases first and second mortgage loans.

US Bank, National Association Trustee

This is a different US Bank division that is providing the service of wiring EPCHA funds for down payment/closing cost assistance to each closing. Please do not contact US Bank in Ohio regarding the wiring of these funds. Follow instructions on the DPA Funding Request Form provided in the eHousingPlus system behind security.

Program Administration Maintains the program reservation system, websites, and posts guides, forms, training materials, provides training on compliance issues and system, answers bond compliance questions, receives compliance files, reviews, posts and notifies of exceptions and approves compliance file.


PROGRAM PRODUCTS

THE FIRST MORTGAGE

First mortgage rates may change during the course of the program. The Authority will announce changes in the rates at least one business day prior to the change. Once loans are reserved they retain the rate as long as the loan meets the timeline. Loans that fail to meet the timeline CANNOT be reserved again at a new rate.

30-Year Fixed Rate Loan – The borrower receives a 30-year, fixed rate, fully amortizing first mortgage loan with 360 level monthly payments Loans may be FHA, VA or USDA:RD insured/guaranteed. Loan has 1.00% Origination and Zero Discount. Lenders cannot charge any additional points.

DOWN PAYMENT/CLOSING COST ASSISTANCE SECOND MORTGAGE

Orange County HFA is making available a 30 year, 0% deferred mortgage loan of up to $7,500 to all buyers in participating counties. Borrower Income and Sales Price Restrictions The household income limits and sales price limits are the bond program limits.

Use of Second Mortgage Loan Proceeds Funds may be used for down payment, closing costs, and reimbursement of pre-paids and earnest money deposit to the extent any minimum contribution has been satisfied and that the reimbursement is permitted by Agency guidelines. There is no “cash-back” to the borrower.

Owner Occupancy Requirement The borrower receiving Down Payment Assistance Loan must occupy the residence for the term of the loan or until the loan is satisfied.

Loan Term This is a 30 year deferred loan.

Interest Rate 0%

Loan Amount Maximum: $7,500

Federal, State and Local Laws and Requirements - Both first and second loans in this program must conform to all federal, state and local laws and requirements.

Origination and Discount Fees No commitment, origination or discount points/fees will be charged on the second mortgage.

Mortgages and Notes: Only the pre-printed mortgages and notes found on the website may be used.


Hazard and Title Insurance Requirements The hazard insurance policy, when issued, must name the Orange County Housing Finance Authority as an insured second mortgagee. The mortgage title insurance policy, when issued, must include the second mortgage as a valid lien against the property subordinate only to the first mortgage.

Recordation Requirements The first and second mortgages must be recorded in the following order: First Mortgage, Assignment of First Mortgage; Second Mortgage (Marital Status must be noted for all borrowers)

Funding of Mortgage Loans Lenders fund the second mortgage and are reimbursed by USBank at time first mortgage is purchased.

Assumption The second mortgage loan is not assumable.

Prepayment The second mortgage loan may be prepaid at any time without penalty.

Mortgagee The Mortgagee is the Orange County Housing Finance Authority as preprinted in the Note and Mortgage and, therefore, an Assignment is not required.

Recapture The second mortgage loan is not subject to the Recapture Provision that is applicable to the first mortgage “bond” loan.

Documentary Stamps/Intangible Tax LOANS RESERVED 07/01/18 AND AFTERSee pages of this guide for details.

Documentary Stamps LOANS RESERVED PRIOR TO 07/01/18 The second mortgage and note are exempt from Florida Documentary Stamp and Intangible Tax. The deed is not exempt. Tax on the deed must be paid by someone other than the borrower, the borrower’s funds or the second mortgage proceeds.

Other Subordinate Financing Financing from other area local governments is encouraged. Lenders should make borrowers aware of all available down payment assistance options. The use of a subsidy provided by another institution or group in addition to the Down Payment Assistance Program offered by the HFA must be subordinate to the HFA second and must take a third position. The Orange County HFA second mortgage loan will not be subordinate to any additional financing,

SECOND MORTGAGE DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Effective for any loan closing 01/04/18 and after. The determination has been made that the Orange County HFA Second Mortgage, as non-amortizing 0%, 30-year deferred subordinate loans, IS NOT SUBJECT TO TILA or RESPA and lenders may NOT use the new TRID forms (Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure) for these loans. The use of a separate HUD-1 Disclosure for the second mortgage is NOT required. Instead, lenders are required to use a DPA Loan Disclosure Form created to further clarify the terms of the Second Mortgage for the borrower. The disclosure is generated from the eHousingPlus Lender portal and is signed at closing by the borrower. (Rev 01/04/18)


Eligible Borrowers •Buyers and their spouses (occupant and non-occupant) must be first-time buyers and must be able to permanently reside in the US. •Follow Agency (FHA, VA, USDA-RD) and U.S. Bank guidelines for non-citizens. (Added 05/19/17) •Buyers must live in the property they purchase as their principal residence. •All applicants must be considered irrespective of age, race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, military status or physical handicap. •Buyers must occupy the property purchased within 60 days of closing. •The past three years federal income tax returns are required for all borrowers and spouses but are NOT required for Targeted Area buyers or those meeting Veteran’s Exception.

Veterans Exception For the Veterans Exception, “veteran” is defined as "a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released therefrom under conditions other than dishonorable." The Mortgagor Affidavit has a checkbox that states: “Mortgagor(Co-mortgagor) meets the requirements to qualify as a “veteran” as defined in 38 U.S.C. Section 101 and has not previously obtained a loan financed by single family mortgage revenue bonds utilizing the exception to the first-time homebuyer requirement for Residences to Veterans under Section 143(d)(2)(D). Attached hereto are true and correct copies of my discharge or release papers, which demonstrate that such discharge or release was other than dishonorable.

Minimum Credit Score Buyers must have a minimum FICO credit score of 640 for FHA, VA and USDA:RD (the mid score must be the minimum or above). If an Agency (FHA. VA, etc) has a higher minimum, follow Agency guidelines. If a participating lender has a higher minimum for other loans and wishes to require a higher minimum for bond loans, then lenders must use the higher minimum. (Rev 03/01/16)

Maximum Debt to Income Ratio Maximum Debt to Income Ratio (DTI) is 45%.

Homebuyer Education (Rev. 02/07/17)First-Time Homebuyers, unless qualifying under a Veteran's Exception or those who are exempt by purchasing a home in a Federally Designated Targeted Area as specified in the this Program Guide, must complete a Program-approved pre-purchase homebuyer education course. Acceptable forms of education are: face-to-face homebuyer education if provided by a HUD approved counseling agency, a unit of local government that provides pre-purchase homebuyer education in FL, or a counseling agency designated by a unit of local government to provide homebuyer education on their behalf. Refer to www.hud.gov for a list of approved education providers by county. Online HBE is permitted if provided by a HUD approved agency, a unit of local government that provides pre-purchase homebuyer education in FL, a mortgage insurance provider, or an Agency or GSE sponsored course. Homebuyer education provided over the phone or by the lender is NOT acceptable. Certificates of completion are acceptable for 2 years from the date of completion.

https://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/hcs.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=FL


Helpful links to provide to homebuyers: 1) Face to face from a HUD approved education provider Online education providers 2) Online education from eHomeAmerica www.eHomeAmerica.org 3) Online education from MGIC (Instruct your borrower to look for: MGIC Homebuyer Education for Freddie Macs Home Possible Program and certain HFA's): English https://homebuyers.mgic.com Spanish: https://compradoresdecasa.mgic.com (Added 05/19/17)

Household Income Limits Include income of borrower(s) and spouse (occupants and non- occupants) and any person who will live in the household who is 18 years of age or older. Bond program income is not averaged. It is annualized. That’s different from income used for credit underwriting. More detailed guidelines for calculating bond program income are in the Bond Compliance Underwriting section included in this Guide.

Effective with all 1003 loan application dated 06/01/18 and AFTER

Effective with all 1003 loan applications dated PRIOR to 06/01/18

Acquisition Limits (Purchase Price/Sales Price Limits) Bond program refers to Acquisition Limits - in most cases this is the Sales Price and is never FHA Acquisition limits. This must include everything paid by the buyer or on the buyer’s behalf with the exceptions of Agency permitted, if any, seller contributions, financing costs, gifts. Effective with all 1003 loan application dated 06/01/18 and AFTER

Effective with all 1003 loan applications dated PRIOR to 06/01/18

All Counties 1 - 2 Person Household 3 or more Person Household

Non-Target Area $63,900 $73,485

Targeted Area $76,680 $89,460

All Counties 1 - 2 Person Household 3 or more Person Household

Non-Target Area $59,000 $70,800

Targeted Area $67,850 $82,600

All Counties Acquisition/Purchase Price

Non-Targeted $271,164

Targeted $331,423

All Counties Acquisition/Purchase Price

Non-Targeted $255,176

Targeted $311,881

http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/hcs.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=FL

http://www.ehomeamerica.org/

https://homebuyers.mgic.com/

https://compradoresdecasa.mgic.com/


Targeted Areas Non first-time homebuyers may use the program to purchase a residence in one of the designated Targeted Areas as long as they live in the property. In addition, the higher Targeted Area income and purchase price limits apply in these counties.

Targeted Areas are defined as the following census tracts: Lake 0305.03 Orange 0104.00, 0105.00, 0116.00, 0117.02, 0120.00, 0124.01, 0135.03, 0145.02, 0145.03, 0150.01, 0165.10, 0169.07, 0185.00, 0187.00

Osceola 0419.00, 0422.00, 0432.01

Seminole 0204.01, 0205.00, 0220.01

Get free census tract information and maps at http://www.ffiec.gov/Geocode/default.aspx

About the Property • New or existing, one to four units, detached or attached, condos, townhomes, • Homes are considered new if never previously occupied. • Manufactured homes, mobile, recreational, seasonal or other types of vacation or non-permanent homes are not permitted. (Rev 12/01/15) • Land may not exceed the size required to maintain basic livability. • Properties purchased in the program must be residential units. • No more than 15% of the square footage of the home being purchased may be used in connection with a trade or business including Child Care services (other than incidental rental from eligible multi-unit structures).


ABOUT THE FINANCING

It’s expected that lenders have reviewed some preliminary documentation and believe that applicants will also qualify for credit. Excessive cancellations will be reviewed to assure that allocation is not being utilized inappropriately.

Appraisal Must indicate that the home has at least a 30 year remaining useful life.

Assumptions First mortgage loans may be assumed by a qualified borrower meeting qualifying requirements, income and acquisition price restrictions in place at the time of the assumption. Such loans must continue to fully comply and be insured or guaranteed by the insurer/guarantor or the mortgage insurer.

Buydowns and Construction to perm Not permitted.

Cash Back Cash Back to the borrower is not permitted. However, borrowers are permitted a reimbursement of pre-paids and reimbursement of overage of earnest money deposit to the extent any minimum contribution has been satisfied and permitted by Agency guidelines. (Added 02/07/17)

Construction to Perm Construction to Perm is not permitted in this program. (Rev 02/07/17)

Co-Signors Effective April 6, 2018, Co-Signor’s are not acceptable in the program. (Rev 04/07/18)

Documentary Stamps/Intangible Tax LOANS RESERVED 07/01/18 AND AFTERSee pages 26-31 of this guide for details.

Documentary Stamps LOANS RESERVED PRIOR TO 07/01/18 First and second mortgages and notes ARE exempt from doc stamp and intangible tax in this tax exempt bond program. The deed is not exempt and sellers must pay the fee on the deed. Only in cases of an REO of FHA, VA, USDA, Freddie, Fannie or bank, may the buyer pay the fee on the deed. The following should appear at the bottom of the First Mortgage and Note: THIS MORTGAGE IS EXEMPT FROM FLORIDA DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX UNDER 201.08, F.S. AND FLORIDA NONRECURRING INTANGIBLE TAX UNDER 199, F.S. PER 159.621 FLORIDA STATUTES.

Final Typed Loan Application (1003) The typed application signed and dated by all parties is required. Loan interviewer must complete and sign page 3 of 4 of the 1003. If this is not possible, then an Officer must sign in place of the interviewer. All persons taking title to the property must execute all program documents. The income disclosed on the Affidavit must be the same or more than that shown on the 1003. The purchase price, loan amount, and other financial details must be the same as shown on all other documents.


Manual Underwriting See U.S. Bank bulletin 2015-07 but with new reservations as of December 1, 2015, no FHA loans may be manually underwritten. (Rev 12/01/15)

Manufactured Homes As of December 1, 2015, U. S. Bank will not purchase loans for manufactured housing. U.S. Bank considers manufactured housing a mobile home built entirely offsite on a permanent chassis that is pulled on the highway to a permanent location. Modular, panelized or prefabricated homes are not considered manufactured housing. (Rev 12/01/15)

Minimum Loan Amount There is no minimum loan amount in this program.

Owner Occupancy Requirement The borrower receiving the Down Payment Assistance Loan must occupy the residence for the term of the loan or until the loan is satisfied. (Added 02/07/17)

Prepayments The first and second mortgages may be prepaid at any time without penalty.

Recapture Tax The conditions of repayment of the federal subsidy of these loans is explained in a separate brochure provided on the Website. Basically, if the property is disposed of in the first full nine years AND a net profit is made AND the borrowers income exceeds the income limits allowed at time of sale, recapture tax may have to be paid with the federal income tax return for the year in which the home is sold.

Real Estate Purchase Contract The full address of the property, full names of all sellers and buyers, total purchase price of the property must be included. If there is not an address for new construction, a lot number and subdivision name are required. All named persons must sign. Include the name and title whenever a representative is signing for a corporation. Refinances This program is intended for the origination of new new mortgages loans not the refinance of an existing loan.

Tax Returns or Tax Transcripts Tax returns or tax transcripts or any combination of returns or transcripts for the preceding year are due April 15 of the current year. The past three years tax returns/transcripts are required for borrowers and spouses. Not required for those buying in Targeted Areas or those purchasing under the Veteran’s Exception. Requests for Extensions are not acceptable in lieu of tax returns/transcripts.


SUMMARY OF THE COMPLIANCE ORIGINATION PROCESS (Rev 9/26/15)

(Effective for loan applications dated 10/03/15 and after) MANDATORY PROGRAM TRAINING

Lender training is mandatory for anyone working with this program. eHousingPlus and US Bank provide program training online 24/7. To attend click on this link.

eHousingPlus LENDER PORTAL SYSTEM TRAINING

Conducted once a week via live WebEx with the eHousingPlus Compliance Office. We highly encourage anyone who will reserve funds, complete an underwriter certification, print forms or clear exceptions to attend this 30 minute training. Click here to register to attend.

LENDER PORTAL USER CREDENTIALS

Following completion of Program training at eHP University training, an email will be sent to lenders giving directions on how to apply for User Credentials for the lender portal. These instructions are for both new users of system and existing users looking to add programs to their profile.

QUALIFY

Lenders use program requirements to qualify applicants for the program. Buyers must present an executed sales agreement before being entered into the program reservation system.

RESERVE

To reserve funds in program’s online system click on this link. Log in and reserve the first mortgage. You will receive a loan number and a message that you’ve completed the reservation successfully. Click on “Additional Mortgage” to reserve the Second Mortgage.

PROCESS

Lenders process the loan as they would normally keeping in mind the program timelines. The Borrower signs the Notices to Buyers and must receive the Recapture Tax Brochure as close to loan application as possible.

UNDERWRITE AND CERTIFY

Lenders underwrite & are responsible for credit decisions of the loans in the program. Servicer does not re-underwrite loans. Following credit approval AND WITHIN 30 DAYS OF LOAN RESERVATION, Underwriter completes the online Underwriter Certification within the eHousingPlus Lender Portal.

http://www.ehpuniversity.com/orange.html

http://www.ehousingplus.com/ehp-system-trainings/

https://services.ehousingplus.com/Default.htm


CLOSE

Borrower executes the Affidavit (Mortgagor & Seller/Builder Affidavit & Lender Certificate), Down Payment Assistance Award letter, Tax Exempt Rider, Second Mortgage and Second Note. IT’S IMPORTANT that lenders have the borrower(s) sign the DPA Award Letter that meets requirements of 2013-14 (appears in the auto-fill Forms available for closing). Lenders retain original, copies in their FHA Case Binder, to borrowers and to U.S. Bank (FOLLOW U.S. BANK requirements per USB002. (Rev 7/29/14)

SHIP / SUBMIT

There are two (2) files shipped post closing:

File #1 is the Compliance File and it is sent to eHousingPlus. The Compliance File Checklist is found within the eHousingPlus Lender Portal in the Loan Forms section.

File #2 is the Mortgage File including Credit Package and it is sent to US Bank. The US Bank Delivery and Funding Checklist is found within the US Bank web site. To locate the US Bank Checklist click on this link: https://hfa.usbank.com/HFA_Division.html

Click on US Bank Lending Manuals.

Pop-up box will appear, click on Continue.

Web page will be redirected to US Bank All Regs site.

Click on Housing Finance Authority folder.

EXCEPTIONS

Following review of Compliance File by eHousingPlus. if there are exceptions,

1.Lenders will receive notice from eHousingPlus via email 2.Exceptions will be posted online. Exceptions may be viewed online in two places

a. at the loan level and b. in an exceptions report

Files with exceptions remain subject to the purchase timelines.

EXCEPTIONS CONTINUED

Loans are reviewed weekly by eHousingPlus to assure compliance with timelines.

Questions regarding exceptions should be directed to: [email protected]

US BANK also notifies lenders of Exceptions, posts exceptions online and sends a weekly summary of outstanding exceptions.

APPROVALS

Following approval of Compliance File by eHousingPlus, lenders are notified and reminded of the purchase deadline.

https://hfa.usbank.com/HFA_Division.html


PROGRAM TIMELINE

Buyers MUST HAVE A FULLY- EXECUTED SALES CONTRACT FOR A SPECIFIC PROPERTY in order to have funds reserved or to be on a waiting list. The contract may be dated prior to the date of the loan application. (Buyers may be pre-qualified. However, if the buyer does not have a contract on a property, BOND FUNDS MAY NOT BE HELD for the buyer until such time as the buyer presents a valid contract.)

Bond funds are locked for a buyer when a reservation is submitted on and accepted by the system and a loan number is obtained. All loans must be registered through the eHousingPlus Website.. Complete the reservation form online and submit it via the Internet. Reservations submitted correctly receive a confirmation that the loan has been accepted and a loan number. If submitted incorrectly, there is instant online feedback identifying non-compliance and/or missing information issues. Lenders may choose to print confirmation from “Loan Detail” screen.

Second Mortgage Loan Reservation If borrowers choose to utilize a second mortgage loan being provided by the Orange County HFA following submission of first mortgage loan, reserve second mortgage loan by choosing “Additional Mortgage”. Complete information. Again, system provides instant online feedback identifying non-compliance and/or missing information issues. Lenders may choose to print confirmation from “Loan Detail” screen.

Loan Processing, Delivery and Purchase TimelineNew Construction cannot be reserved until 30 days before closing. Short sales must be accepted by the Lender before making a Reservation. Reservation (Rate Lock Date) to Underwriter Certification = 15 days Reservation (Rate Lock Date) to Exceptions Cleared, Loans Purchased = 60 days

Loans not meeting the timetable cancel automatically without notice. Lenders may not automatically replace a loan in this first-come, first-served program. There is no reinstatement of canceled loans.

Loan Purchase Extension Any loan not purchased within 60 days is ineligible for purchase unless the lender chooses a one-time only 30-day extension. The cost of the extension is $500. The $500 extension penalty fee is due whether or not loans are ultimately delivered and/or purchased. The $500 will be netted by the Servicer when loans are purchased. If an extension is permitted, but the loan is not purchased, the originating lender will have 15 days from the date of notice from Issuer to pay the Issuer $500. A lender will be unable to make additional reservations in the Program until all extension fees have been paid to the Issuer. Again, the extension is offered once per loan and no further extensions will be allowed. Furthermore, regardless of choosing an extension, any loan not purchased within the approved timeframe will become the liability of the originating lender, including any down payment assistance provided at closing. An extension request is available on the eHousingPlus web site and must be submitted BEFORE the 60th day. The extension request is completed and submitted online. (Rev 02/07/17)


PROGRAM FEES

First Mortgage Fees There’s a 1.00% origination fee and 0% discount fee. NO OTHER ORIGINATION OR DISCOUNT MAY BE CHARGED.

Second Mortgage Fee There’s no origination or discount on these loans. Lenders may charge a $250 processing fee.

eHousingPlus Fee The program includes a first mortgage Compliance/Admin Fee $300 and a penalty fee of $100 for files that are chronically deficient. The Compliance/Admin Fee is collected at closing, payable to eHousingPlus and submitted with the Compliance File. ONLY Cashier’s or Corporate checks are acceptable and the fee may not be financed. (Rev 9/26/15)

The Compliance/Admin Fee is the fee charged by the Program Administrator/Compliance Agent to process the applicant/borrower from Origination to Compliance Approval, and to assess that the lenders originating such loans are following Program guidelines for the benefit of the eligible borrower(s). The Program Administrator/Compliance Agent tracks the loan via its web-based system, and assists the lender in processing the loan ensuring eligibility to the program available offerings, which can include various rate options, and down payment assistance. (Added 10/14/15)

The Compliance/Admin fee includes the review of information and documents delivered in the form of a Compliance File by the originating lender, on behalf of the borrower. Additionally the Compliance review verifies that the lender has charged only the fees allowed by the Program. Contrary to this, approval may be denied and/or fees may have to be reimbursed to the borrower. The compliance file processing consists of required affidavits, application, closing documents, certain non-mortgage documents, tax returns where applicable and other pre-defined Program documents that are disclosed to the potential borrower(s). This is required to ultimately receive Compliance Approval. These documents can support both the first mortgage and any down payment assistance available, and are required to ensure eligibility to the Program, Federal, State and Local requirements, where applicable. The Compliance review verifies that the data and documents submitted meet all requirements, and may include those for first-time homebuyer, income limits, sales price limits, targeted areas, homebuyer education, rate, term, points, fee limits, LTV, FICO score, special state, city, county program requirements for qualified military, first responders, teachers, etc.). (Rev 08/22/16)

US Bank Fees LOAN RESERVATIONS APRIL 30, 2018 AND AFTER - $80 Tax Service Fee and $400 Funding Fee. These fees will be netted out at time of purchase by US Bank. See US Bank Bulletin L-2018-2019 TAX SERVICE FEE CHANGE for further details. (Rev 04/07/18)

LOAN RESERVATIONS PRIOR TO APRIL 30, 2018 $58 Tax Service Fee and $400 Funding Fee. These fees will be netted out at time of purchase by US Bank. See US Bank Bulletin L-2017-011 TAX SERVICE FEE REDUCTION for further details. (Rev 05/19/17)


Lender Fees Lender Fees are fees paid to the Lender for services rendered (i.e. Processing Fees, Underwriting Fees, Administrative or Administration Fees and Doc Prep Fees). Lender fees should not exceed what is charged to other non-bond buyers by the lenders regardless of what they are called. A first mortgage Application Fee must include only the actual costs of the credit report and/or appraisal. Junk fees are not a defined term and may not be charged.

Lender Compensation Lenders charge and retain 1.00% charged as Origination OR discount OR combination of both BUT NOT TO EXCEED 1.00% US Bank pays SRP of 1.50% at loan purchase.

•Lenders charge a $250 processing fee on the second mortgage. (All of the above may be paid by the borrower and borrower’s assistance or by the seller to the extent permitted by the Agency -- FHA, VA, RD)


COMPLIANCE UNDERWRITING

Underwriters should remember that CALCULATION OF PROGRAM (COMPLIANCE) INCOME IS DIFFERENT THAN CALCULATION OF INCOME FOR CREDIT PURPOSES. The Bond program requires that underwriters consider the income of borrowers and their spouses (regardless of their address) and all household members 18 years of age or older(related or unrelated). Use the information below as a general guide. Because each case is different, please contact Bond Compliance if you have questions.

Unlike income that is averaged for credit underwriting, the bond program is concerned with actual current income. You should be reviewing the YTD income, the income of the last 4 months and the income shown on previous tax returns for consistency. You should not be averaging income. If there are not inconsistencies in earnings, use the guidelines for each loan type to determine current gross monthly income. Current gross monthly income is multiplied by remaining months in the year to determine "total current annualized income".

For the tax year in which the closing occurs, consider YTD income. Then establish current base income for the balance of the year using the guidelines for each type of income. Then consider any additional income. For assistance, contact the Compliance Office.

Gross monthly income is the sum of monthly gross pay; any additional income from overtime, part-time employment, bonuses, income from self-employment, dividends, interest, royalties, pensions, VA compensation and net rental income, other income (such as alimony, child support, public assistance, sick pay, social security benefits, unemployment compensation, income received from trusts, and income received from business activities or investments, continuation of which is probable based on foreseeable economic circumstances based upon the Mortgagor's Affidavit (to such effect), all as computed at the time of application for a mortgage loan and confirmed at the time of closing. We will check information with respect to gross monthly income obtained from the reservation form, Underwriter’s Certification and applicable certificates and affidavits executed the date of the Closing of the Mortgage Loan, provided that any gross monthly income not included for credit underwriting purposes must be included in determining gross monthly income. The limit is the limit and any amount over the limit is not acceptable. Include the income of non-borrower co-habitants who will reside in the property. However, do not include (1) dependents that are claimed on tax returns but who will not permanently reside in the home the majority of the time and (2) co-signers. The Affidavit, executed by the borrower(s), and certified by the lender, must include the total verified annual household income.

This program considers HOUSEHOLD INCOME not income of the borrower. Household income includes the income of borrower, spouse. Remember if persons are not divorced they are married. We count the income of the spouse whether they reside in property or not. Also include the income of all who will reside in the home 18 years of age or older (children, parents on social security, etc).

Questions regarding the calculation of income for bond program purposes should be directed to the Compliance office 954-217-0817. There are many variables and the Compliance office will be pleased to assist.

Orange County HFA - Central Florida Homebuyer’s Dream Program The Servicer requires the complete closing and credit documentation as identified on their specific loan delivery checklists. Lenders may rely on the same documentation for program compliance purposes.Although mentioned in this section of the guidelines, VOE’s and VOD’s , current pay stubs which delineate “current period”, W-2's, for all borrowers from all employers, and bank statements to verify assets may be included to the extent required by the Servicer for their purposes. Figures shown on all documents should be consistent. (Rev 11-20-15) Because a program qualifier is “income”, even if not required for credit purposes (i.e. automated underwriting), you should be seeking the two most current paystubs with YTD. Do not include in the compliance file, keep copies for your records.

Although reference is made to the last 4 to 6 weeks income, Underwriters should be reviewing the income tax returns submitted to verify that there are no unexplained and/or unacceptable differences current income to past income.

Examples below not intended to serve as exclusive methodology. Please contact the Compliance office [email protected] or 954-217-0817 with questions regarding individual cases.

Please note that the income reported for program income calculation CAN NEVER BE LOWER THAN THE INCOME USED TO QUALIFY FOR CREDIT PURPOSES.

Hourly Employees For the tax year in which the loan is closing, use the Year to Date base income. If consistent, utilize the base to determine the balance of the year by 1.Using last 4 to 6 weeks' pay stubs, identify hourly rate of pay and average number of regular hours worked per week. Multiply hourly rate times regular weekly hours. Multiply result times number of weeks for balance of year and add to YTD for an annualized base salary. 2. If the person has no other sources of income (for example: overtime, bonuses, commissions, second jobs, interest, dividends, child support, alimony, public assistance), this will be the Current Total Annual Income. 3. Compare the total annual income in #2 above to Paystubs, VOE’s, previous year’s income per

W2's and tax returns. You should not find significant differences. In some cases, the Current Total Annual Income will be higher than the previous year's income. Variances should be attributable to increases/decreases in pay or number of hours worked.

You should not find significant differences. In some cases, the Current Total Annual Income will be higher than the previous year's income. Variances should be attributable to increases/decreases in pay or number of hours worked.

Salaried Employees 1. Using last 4 to 6 weeks' pay stubs, identify weekly (or other frequency) rate of pay. Multiply rate times the number of regular pay periods in the year (52 weeks, 12 months, 24 semi-months)

2. If the person has no other sources of income (for example: overtime, bonus, commissions, second jobs, interest, dividends, child support, alimony, public assistance), this will be the Current Total Annual Income.

3. Compare the total annual income in #2 above to Paystubs, VOE’s, previous year’s income per W2's and tax returns. You should not find significant differences. In some cases, the Current Total


Orange County HFA - Central Florida Homebuyer’s Dream Program Annual Income will be higher than the previous year's income. Variances should be attributable to increases/decreases in pay or number of hours worked

Business, Self Employment 1. Use the quarterly tax returns and financial statements to identify the current NET year to date income. 2. Divide the year to date income by the number of months during which it was earned and multiply times remaining number of months in year. Add to actual YTD. ADD DEPRECIATION. 3. If the person has no other sources of income (for example: overtime, bonuses, commissions, second jobs, interest, dividends, child support, alimony, public assistance), this will be the Current Total Annual Income. 4. Compare the total annual income in #2 above to the previous year's income per W2's and tax returns. You should not find significant differences.

Verified Termination of Overtime, Commission, Bonus, Seasonal, Periodic, One Time Overtime, Bonus, Commissions Using last 4 to 6 weeks' pay stubs, identify the year to date total earnings of the borrower. Subtract the Current Total Base Income (see above) to arrive at the total year to date extraordinary income. If verification of termination of overtime, commission or bonus is provided in writing (i.e. a letter from an employer) or such termination is due to a change of employment, use the current YTD overtime, commission or bonus, do not annualize and add as a lump sum to the Current Total Annual Income.

Regular Overtime, Bonus, Commissions 1. Using last 4 to 6 weeks' pay stubs, identify the year to date total earnings of the borrower. Subtract the Current Total Base Income (see above) to arrive at the total year to date extraordinary income. 2. Divide the year to date extraordinary income by the number of pay periods during which it was earned (to obtain an average). Multiply times the appropriate factor (Balance of year weeks, months, semi- months, etc.) for balance of year figure and add to actual YTD extraordinary income for annual income. 3. If the person has no other sources of income (for example: second jobs, interest, dividends, child support, alimony, public assistance), this will be the Current Total Annual Income. 4. Compare the total annual income in #2 above to Paystubs, VOE’s, previous year’s income per W2's and tax returns. You should not find significant differences. In most cases, the Current Total Annual Income will be higher than the previous year's income. It will also generally be higher than the annualized year to date income. The variances should be attributable to increases/decreases in pay.

Interest, Dividends 1. Use current earnings statements issued by the bank, investment broker or agent. Identify the year to date interest or dividend earnings. Divide by the investment term year to date (for an average) and multiply times appropriate factor to annualize the earnings. 2. If statements are not available, and the terms of the investment agreement are available, multiply the principal amount of the asset times the annual interest yield factor for a projected interest earnings amount. 3. If neither are available, use the previous year's earnings statements or tax returns to identify total annual interest and dividend income. If the assets are still invested in the same instruments, use the previous year's figure.

Orange County HFA - Central Florida Homebuyer’s Dream Program 4. Add the result of the computation in either #1, #2 or #3 above to the Current Total Annual Income.

Alimony, Child Support 1. Use the monthly amount appearing in the divorce decree, separation agreement or other support document. 2. If the borrower receives more than the amount stipulated in the agreements, use the monthly figure that the borrower declares and can be verified. 3. If the borrower receives less than the amount stipulated in the agreements and there is a verifiable history of the underpayments for at least 2 years (as evidenced by Court records), then use the past 2 years' historical monthly earnings. If there is no such history that can be verified, use the amount stipulated in #1 above. 4. Multiply the monthly amount of alimony or child support times 12. Add to the Current Total Annual Income (plus any other income sources).

Pensions, Temporary Payments 1. Use the benefits statement issued by the benefits provider (pensions, workers compensation, disability compensation, social security, AFDC, etc.) to identify the amount of the benefit, payment frequency and expected term of the benefit. 2. Multiply the amount of the benefit times the payment frequency for the balance of year and add to actual YTD for an annualized amount. Add to the Current Total Annual Income (plus any other income sources). 3. If the benefit is absolutely not payable to the recipient beyond a given date (that means a complete and permanent stop of benefits without extensions, exceptions, waivers or other conditions) and such date is within 12 calendar months of the anticipated closing date, then calculate the benefits expected through the end of the benefits term. That will be the total annual income amount from the specific benefits source. Add to the Current Total Annual Income (plus any other income sources).

Boarder’s Income and Rental Income in One Unit Properties The Boarder’s wages/income and rental income paid to the borrower must be included in the bond calculation of income.

Rental Income from 2-4 Unit Properties Anticipated rental income from the property being purchased is not included in the bond calculation of income but may be treated as detailed in Agency (FHA, VA, Freddie, etc) guidelines. If the borrower’s own other rental property from which income is derived, that income must be included in the bond calculation of income.


PROGRAM FORMS

The program forms are generated directly from the eHousingPlus Lender Portal at the loan level. The program forms MUST be printed from the Lender Portal. It is not acceptable to re-create program forms. (Rev 10/15/15)

All forms are available behind security in the eHousingPlus Lender Portal. The forms are behind security so that system data is accessed when the forms are printed. The forms auto-fill and are ready for execution. It’s important that Underwriters and Closers are certain that the data in the system is correct before forms are printed.

The simple rule of who signs program forms – if the person is named on the Mortgage or Warranty Deed or is the spouse of the Mortgagor (even if a non-borrowing spouse), they sign the compliance forms. Also, remember Cosignors cannot live in property, do not sign program documents or take title. Under no circumstances may a cosigner have an ownership interest.

Original, personal signatures of all borrowers and sellers are required and must match on all documents associated with the transaction. Whenever a party is known in any of the documents by more than a single name, a Name Affidavit Will Be Required. Powers of Attorney and/or Personal Representatives for the Borrower Are Not Acceptable. Exception: Active Duty Military Personnel may provide an “Alive and Well” letter.

PRE-CLOSING FORMSIn addition to all the standard disclosures, the bond program has specific disclosures all contained in the Notices to Buyers that is executed at the time of loan application. To the borrower’s copy attach the two-page Recapture Brochure. The Original of the Notices to Buyers should be included in the package that goes to the Underwriter.

CLOSING FORMS * Affidavit/Certifications (Seller Affidavit need not be signed in cases of REO’s by Agencies or Banks and Orange County NSP loans)* Tax Exempt Rider (Must be recorded) * Second Note and Mortgage (Mortgage must be recorded)* DPA Loan Disclosure (Added 01/04/18)* DPA AWARD LETTER * DPA LENDER COMMITMENT LETTER (for loans reserved 12-10-14 and after) * POST CLOSING FORMS * Compliance File Checklist is available online.

The Servicer provides checklists on their site for submission of the Mortgage File. There is a link on the eHousingPlus website for this program to U S Bank’s website.


DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLIANCE FILE (Rev 10/15/15)

(Effective for loan applications dated 10/03/15 and after)

eHousingPlus has developed a checklist to be utilized after closing to assemble the Compliance File that is delivered to eHousingPlus. The checklist is located in the eHP Lender Portal in the Loan Forms area.

PLEASE SUBMIT ONLY COMPLETE FILES IN AN ACCO-BOUND FILE FOLDER IN THE EXACT ORDER SHOWN BELOW. INCOMPLETE AND NON ACCO-BOUND FILES WILL BE RETURNED AT LENDER EXPENSE.

• The Compliance Checklist • Compliance/Admin Fee

ORIGINAL OR CERTIFIED TRUE ONLY OF THE FOLLOWING: • SIGNED Notices to Buyers • SIGNED Affidavit - Mortgagor & Seller/Builder Affidavit & Lender Certificate

COPIES OF THE FOLLOWING: • Signed Income Tax Returns or Transcripts or any combination • Homebuyer Education Certificate • Real Estate Purchase Contract • FINAL SIGNED 1003 • FINAL SIGNED CLOSING DISCLOSURE (TRID form) • Warranty Deed • Discharge papers (DD214) only if Veteran is qualifying under the Veterans Exception

THE COMPLETE ACCO-BOUND COMPLIANCE FILE FOLDER IS SUBMITTED TO: eHousingPlus3050 Universal Blvd., Suite 190Weston, FL 33331

PLEASE NOTE: MORTGAGE FILE, INCLUDING CREDIT PACKAGE AND SECOND MORTGAGE DOCS ARE SENT TO U S BANK.


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Orange County Housing Finance Authority 2211 E. Hillcrest Street

Orlando, FL 32803 407-894-0014

Dear Lenders:

The Orange County Housing Finance Authority is a proud member of the Florida Association of Local Housing Finance Authorities, which worked hard to encourage the Florida Legislature to enact legislation to allow housing finance authority mortgages to be exempt from the Florida documentary stamp tax.

We are so pleased that the Legislature enacted Section 159.621(2), Florida Statutes, because of their efforts! The great news is that the new statute provides the exemption for mortgages made by or on behalf of a housing finance authority. The not so great news is that to qualify for the exemption, an affidavit identifying the mortgage as a housing finance authority mortgage must be recorded with each mortgage. The first mortgage payable to the Lender and the second mortgage payable to the Authority must each be recorded with their own affidavit.

The affidavits can be executed by the Authority or an agent of the Authority. The undersigned has executed a certificate that designates both the lenders and the mortgagors as the agents of the Authority for purposes of executing and recording the affidavits. It is expected that the Authority Board will adopt a resolution when it next meets specifically designating both the lenders and the mortgagors as its agents for purposes of executing and recording the affidavits and ratifying and confirming the prior actions of the Executive Director with regard to designation of agents to execute and deliver the affidavits. We believe that it will be easiest for the affidavits to be executed by the mortgagors and notarized in the same manner as the signature page of the mortgages, and then recorded immediately prior to the mortgages at the time of closing.

The Administrator for the Authority’s Homebuyers Dream and Housing Opportunities Programs will include the form of affidavit for the first mortgages in the on-line system. The Authority’s second mortgage will be revised to incorporate the affidavit as page one of the second mortgage.

We are asking you as the lender (or with your loan processor), to fill out the affidavits for execution by your mortgagors. We have attached forms of the affidavits, along with detailed instructions on how to fill out the affidavits as Exhibits A and B.

We know this is a change, and that it will take some time to get the process smoothed out. If you are closing a loan and have been unable to (or didn’t know you needed to!) have the affidavits prepared, let us know and the Authority will send executed affidavits to the closing agent or title company.

Orange County HFA - Central Florida Homebuyer's Dream Program

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Don’t forget:

• All first mortgages reserved on or after July 1, 2018 will be exempt from the Floridadocumentary stamp tax (if an affidavit is recorded with the first mortgage), but are notexempt from the non-recurring intangible tax. Please remember to adjust your numbersto take this into account.

• All second mortgages reserved on or after July 1, 2018 will be exempt from the Floridadocumentary stamp tax (if an affidavit is recorded with the second mortgage), and areexempt from the non-recurring intangible tax. Please remember to adjust your numbersto take this into account.

• To qualify for the documentary stamp tax exemption, each mortgage must be recorded withits own affidavit. You as Lender (or your loan processor) will prepare the affidavitsfor execution by your Mortgagor.

The form of the affidavit for the first mortgage along with instructions for completing it, isattached hereto as Exhibit A.

The form of the affidavit for the second mortgage along with instructions for completingit, is attached hereto as Exhibit B.

• Please let your loan processors and closing agents know that the affidavit relating toeach mortgage should be recorded immediately prior to the mortgage.

Thank you for being a great partner! We love what you do for our community.

ORANGE COUNTY HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY

W.D. Morris Executive Director


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EXHIBIT A - AFFIDAVIT REGARDING EXCISE TAX EXEMPTION FOR FIRST MORTGAGES

AFFIDAVIT OF ORANGE COUNTY HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY REGARDING EXEMPTION FROM DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX PURSUANT TO

SECTION 159.621(2), FLORIDA STATUTES FOR FIRST MORTGAGE

STATE OF FLORIDA

COUNTY OF ____(1)________

The undersigned authorized representative of the MORTGAGOR named below, hereby affirms:

1. That MORTGAGOR has been designated by the Orange County Housing FinanceAuthority (the “Authority”) as its agent for purposes of providing this Affidavit inaccordance with Section 159.621(2), Florida Statutes, for purposes of establishing that theMortgage described herein is exempt from the excise tax on documents under Chapter 201,Florida Statutes.

2. That this Affidavit is being given in connection with that certain Mortgage dated__(2)_________ __, 20__, from _______(3)___________ [Names of Mortgagors](individually or collectively the “MORTGAGOR”) to ______(4)____________[Name ofLender] to secure a mortgage loan in the principal amount of $__(5)_______________,which loan provides financing for the acquisition of real property located in_______(6)___________[Name of County], Florida, at ____(7)______________[StreetAddress] which Mortgage shall be recorded immediately after this Affidavit.

3. That said Mortgage secures a loan that was made by or on behalf of the Authority underthe provisions of Section 159.608(8), Florida Statutes.Dated this __ day of ___(8)________, 20__.

___________(9)___________________ Typed Name: ____(10)____________________

Mortgagor

The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me on _____(11)______ ___, 20__, by _________(12)_____________, as MORTGAGOR.

__________(13)_____________________ Notary Public--State of Florida

Personally Known ___________ Print Notary Name: ______________________ Produced Identification ________________ My Commission Number is:

DO NOT RE-TYPE, THIS FORM MAY ONLY BEPRINTED DIRECTLY FROM THEEHOUSINGPLUS LENDER PORTAL.


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Type of Identification ___________________ My Commission Expires:

______________________

Instructions for completing First Mortgage Affidavit:

1. Type the name of the County where the affidavit is being signed2. Type the date of the First Mortgage3. Type the name(s) of the Mortgagor(s)4. Type the name of the Lender5. Type the (number) amount of the First Mortgage6. Type the name of the County where the home being purchased is located7. Type the street address of the home being purchased8. Type the date that the First Mortgage Affidavit is executed9. Have the Mortgagor(s) sign on this line10. Type the name(s) of the Mortgagor(s)11. The Notary should write or type the date that the First Mortgage Affidavit is signed

before the Notary12. The Notary should write or type the name(s) of the Mortgagor(s) who signed the First

Mortgage Affidavit13. The Notary should complete the notary form as normal for a notarized document

Record the First Mortgage Affidavit immediately prior to the First Mortgage.

Includethefollowinglanguageatthebottomofpage1ofthefirstmortgage:

THISMORTGAGEISEXECUTEDANDDELIVEREDINCONNECTIONWITHALOANMADEBYORONBEHALFOFAHOUSINGFINANCEAUTHORITY.ITISEXEMPTFROMDOCUMENTARYSTAMPTAXPURSUANTTOTHEPROVISIONSOFSECTION159.621(2),FLORIDASTATUTESUPONTHEFILINGOFTHEATTACHEDAFFIDAVIT.



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EXHIBIT B - AFFIDAVIT REGARDING EXCISE TAX EXEMPTION FOR SECOND MORTGAGES

AFFIDAVIT OF ORANGE COUNTY HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY REGARDING EXEMPTION FROM DOCUMENTARY STAMP TAX PURSUANT TO

SECTION 159.621(2), FLORIDA STATUTES FOR SECOND MORTGAGE

STATE OF FLORIDA

COUNTY OF ___(1)_________

The undersigned authorized representative of the MORTGAGOR named below, hereby affirms:

1. That MORTGAGOR has been designated by the Orange County Housing FinanceAuthority (the “Authority”) as its agent for purposes of providing this Affidavit inaccordance with Section 159.621(2), Florida Statutes, for purposes of establishing that theMortgage described herein is exempt from the excise tax on documents under Chapter 201,Florida Statutes.

2. That this Affidavit is being given in connection with that certain Mortgage dated___(2)________ __, 20__, from _______(3)___________ [Names of Mortgagors](individually or collectively the “MORTGAGOR”) to the Authority to secure a mortgageloan in the principal amount of $______(4)___________, which loan provides financingfor the acquisition of real property located in ________(5)__________[Name of County],Florida, at ___(6)_______________[Street Address] which Mortgage shall be recordedimmediately after this Affidavit.

3. That said Mortgage secures a loan that was made by or on behalf of the Authority underthe provisions of Section 159.608(8), Florida Statutes.

Dated this __ day of ____(7)_______, 20__.

___________(8)___________________ Typed Name: ____(9)____________________

Mortgagor

The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me on _____(10______ ___, 20__, by _________(11)_____________, as MORTGAGOR.

_____________12_______________________

Notary Public--State of Florida



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Personally Known ___________ Print Notary Name: ______________________ Produced Identification ________________ My Commission Number is: Type of Identification ___________________ My Commission Expires:

_________________________

Instructions for completing Second Mortgage Affidavit:

1. Type the name of the County where the Second Mortgage Affidavit is being signed2. Type the date of the Second Mortgage3. Type the name(s) of the Mortgagor(s)4. Type the (number) amount of the Second Mortgage5. Type the name of the County where the home being purchased is located6. Type the street address of the home being purchased7. Type the date that the Second Mortgage Affidavit is executed8. Have the Mortgagor(s) sign on this line9. Type the name(s) of the Mortgagor(s)10. The Notary should write or type the date that the Second Mortgage Affidavit is signed

before the Notary11. The Notary should write or type the name(s) of the Mortgagor(s) who signed the Second

Mortgage Affidavit12. The Notary should complete the notary form as normal for a notarized document

Record the Second Mortgage Affidavit immediately prior to the Second Mortgage.



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