Mortgagor
agress to maintain and keep adequate records of all costs
referred to in (1) above, and to make such records available for
examination by the Commissioner upon request.
Mortgagor
agrees that, where this agreement and certification reveals any
identity of interest between the Mortgagor and the General
Contractor, the Mortgagor will include in the contract for the
performance of the construction of the project a provision
requiring the General Contractor, upon completion of the project,
to submit to Mortgagor for delivery to the Commissioner its
certificate of all actual costs of labor and materials and
necessary services as required by paragraph (1) hereof. Mortgagor
further agress to include in the construction contract a
requirement that the Contractor shall maintain adequate records
of all such costs and make such records, documents, contracts and
accounts available for review upon request by the Federal Housing
Commissioner.
Mortgagor
agrees that it will require in the general contract and in all
agreements with subcontractors (which term for the purposes of
this paragraph shall also include material suppliers and
equipment lessors) a provision that if there is, or comes into
being, any identity of interest between the Mortgagor and any
Subcontractor, or ( in those cases where the General Contractor
is required to certify his actual costs) between the General
Contractor and any Subcontractor, then (a) such Subcontractor
will agree to submit to the Commissioner (unless specifically
waived in writing by the Commissioner) a certificate of the
actual cost of providing the material and/or services after
deduction of all kickbacks, rebates, adjustments, discounts, or
any other arrangements in the nature thereof, and (b)such
Subcontractor will join in the execution and submission of the
HUD form for Contractor’s, Subcontractor’s and
Mortgagor’s Certifications. The Subcontractor’s
certificates of actual cost will be supported by the
certification of an independent Certified Public Accountant or an
Independent Public Accountant in form acceptable to the
Commissioner has in advance granted approval in writing of the
subcontract and has approved a specific dollar amount or a
specific percentage for profit and/or general overhead.
Mortgagor
agrees that if there comes into being any identity of interest
between the Mortgagor and the Architect or between the General
Contractor and the Architect, the Architect will immediately be
relieved of Inspection duties and the maximum Architect’s
fees allowable for cost certification purposes will be
$____________ for design services only. No fee will be allowed to
the identity of interest Architect for supervision.
For
those cases which include a Builder’s and Sponsor’s
Profit and Risk Allowance (Sections 220, 221 (d) (3) and (4),
231, and 236), the Mortgagor and General Contractor agree that:
If
there is any identity of interest between the Mortgagor and the
General Contractor, the construction contract will be on a cost
plus fee basis with a maximum upset price, provided, however that
in lieu of the contractor’s fee, the Mortgagor shall be
entitled to include in its certificate of actual cost an
allowance for Builder’s and Sponsor’s profit and
risk. The allowance for Builder’s and Sponsor’s
profit and risk shall be determined by applying the profit and
risk percentage, provided for in Section 227 of the National
Housing Act and the Regulations adopted pursuant thereto and
which was in effect on the date the Commitment was issued, to the
actual cost, as accepted by the Commissioner, of those items
which, under the provisions of the National Housing Act, shall be
included in computing the allowance.
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Mortgagor
further agress that for purposes of determining actual cost, no
general overhead expense in excess of $___________ will be allowed
by the Commissioner as actual cost.
In
the event there is no identity of interest between the Mortgagor
and the General Contractor, the Builder’s and Sponsor’s
profit and risk allowance provided for in paragraph 10. (a)
herein shall not be applicable, but the Mortgagor shall be
entitled to include in its certificate of actual cost a Sponsor’s
profit and risk allowance which shall be Section 227 of the
National Housing Act and the Regulations adopted pursuant thereto
and which was in effect on the date the Commitment was issued, to
the actual cost, as accepted by the Commissioner, of those items
which, under the provisions of the National Housing Act, shall be
include in computing the allowance. (The National Housing Act
specifically excludes, among other items, the amount of the
construction in computing the allowance.)
If
there is any identity of interest between the Mortgagor and the
General Contractor and more than 50 percent of the actual cost
of construction is subcontracted with any one contractor, or
subcontractor, or more than 75 percent with three or less
contractors or subcontractors, the Builder’s and Sponsor’s
profit and risk allowance provided for in paragraph 10.(a) herein
shall not be permitted as an actual cost and the Mortgagor shall
be limited to the inclusion of the Sponsor’s profit and
risk allowance, provided for in paragraph 10.(b) herein, on its
certificate of actual cost.
For
those cases which do not incluse a Builder’s and Sponsor’s
Profit and Risk Allowance, the Mortgagor and General Contractor
agree that the construction contract will be on a cost plus fee
basis with a maximum upset price if there is any identity of
interest between the General Contractor, or under any other
circumstances where the Commissioner requires the use of such a
contract, and that for the purpose of determining the actual cost
of physical improvements on the mortgaged property, the allowance
for the Contractor’s fee shall not exceed $___________ and
the general overhead expense shall not exceed
$__________________; provided, however, that in the event more
than 50 percent of the actual cost of construction is
subcontracted with any one contractor, or more than 75 percent
with three or less contractors or subcontractors, the
Contractor’s fee provided for herein shall not be allowed
as an actual cost.
The
Mortgagor and General Contractor agree that for the purpose of
paragraphs 10.(c) and (11): (i) the terms contractor and
subcontractor include material suppliers and equipment lessors,
and (ii) any two or more contractors or subcontractors having an
identity of interest or common ownership shall be considered as
one contractor or subcontractor. It is understood that the 50-70
percent rule is not applicable to manufacturers of industrialized
housing, trade items performed by persons on the general
contractor’s payroll, mobile home park program,
supplemental loan program, or rehabilitation programs other than
gut rehabilitation.
Mortgagor
and General Contractor further agree that if there comes into
being an identity of interest between the Mortgagor and the
General Contractor following the execution by the parties of a
lump sum contract, the allowable costs to the Mortgagor of the
construction contract and profit and risk allowance shall be
determined in accordance with the applicable provisions of
paragraphs 10.(a) through 10.(c) or 11 or 12 herein.
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