HRS §201H-73
Bonds to preserve low-income housing projects
This section lets the state housing corporation issue bonds to buy and preserve low-income housing projects financed by the federal government. After the bonds are fully paid, the corporation may transfer ownership to qualified nonprofit groups. Nonprofits or for-profits can operate or repair the projects before that, and the corporation may transfer ownership earlier if bondholders are satisfied.
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The statute, as written — Issuance of bonds for the preservation of low‑income housing projects
[(a)] The corporation, pursuant to and in accordance with this subpart, may issue bonds to purchase low-income housing projects financed by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to preserve these projects. Upon the payment of all interest and principal stemming from the issuance of these bonds, the corporation may transfer title to these projects to qualified nonprofit organizations. Nothing in this section shall be construed to: (1) Prohibit qualified nonprofit or for-profit organizations from operating these projects on behalf of the corporation, or providing for the repair and maintenance of these projects, before the payment of all interest and principal stemming from the issuance of these bonds; or (2) Prohibit the corporation from transferring title to these projects to qualified nonprofit or for-profit organizations if these bonds can be secured to the satisfaction of the bondholders. [(b)] As used in this section, "qualified nonprofit organization" includes community-based nonprofit organizations and resident councils.
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