Form 921 A PDF Details

Form 921 A, also known as the “Return of Property Held by a Foreign Estate or Trust” is a document used to report and repatriate any U.S. property held by a foreign estate or trust. The form is required to be filed annually by the due date of the Federal income tax return for the taxable year during which the property was transferred to the foreign estate or trust. Penalties may be assessed for late filings or failure to file. Properties that must be reported on Form 921 A include cash, stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages, real estate, etc. Any U.S. property transferred to a foreign estate or trust must be reported on this form regardless of its value. This includes transfers that occur through gifting, inheritance, sale/exchange, etc. Consult with your tax advisor if you have any questions about what should be included on this form.

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Homeowner’s Association Certification – Form 921 A

Two to Four Unit Established Condominiums

 

Date:

Loan#:

Contact Name & Phone:

 

 

Project Name & Address:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.

Is the subject a 2-4 unit condominium?

Yes No

 

a.Total Number of Units: ________

b.Total Number of Units Sold (under contract or closed): _______

c.Total Number of Owner Occupied or Second Home Units: _______

2.

Are all common elements and/or facilities 100% complete?

Yes

No

3.

Is the project subject to additional phasing and add-ons?

Yes

No

4.

Do the unit owners, through the homeowners’ association, have sole ownership interest in and

 

rights to the use of the project’s facilities and common areas?

Yes

No

5.

Are the amenities/recreational facilities owned by the HOA?

Yes

No

6.

Does any one person or entity own more than one unit?

Yes

No

 

a.If yes, list how many each own:

_______________________________________________________

7.Is the HOA involved in any litigation, mediation, arbitration or other dispute resolution process?

Yes No

a.If yes, explain:

__________________________________________________________________

8.Are there adverse environmental factors affecting the project as a whole or individual units?

Yes No

9.Do the projects legal documents include any restrictions on sale which would limit the free transfer of title? (i.e. Age Restrictions, First Right of Refusal, other deed/income restrictions) Yes No

10.

Are the units owned in fee simple or leasehold?

Fee Simple

Leasehold

11.

Does the property operate as a Condo Hotel/Motel, provide short term rentals or any type of

 

hotel services?

Yes

No If yes, describe:________________________________________

12.Is project a timeshare, a houseboat project, a manufactured housing project, or provide segmented ownership? Yes No

13. Is any part of the project used for commercial purposes? Yes No

a. If yes, what % of square footage?

____

b.What type of commercial use?

___________________________________________________________

INSURANCE

 

14. HOA is name insured on master policy insurance?

_____________

15.Are common elements/limited common elements insured to 100% replacement costs?

Yes No

 

Coverage $

 

Deductible $

 

Expiration Date

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

16.

Are units or common improvements located in a flood zone? Yes

No

 

a. If yes, is the coverage amount 100% or the max available?

Yes No

17.

Is the HOA insured for General Liability?

Yes

No

 

 

 

a. If yes, amount per occurrence $

 

 

 

 

 

 

18.

Is the HOA insured for Fidelity Bond?

 

Yes

No

 

 

 

a. If yes, amount $

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The above information was obtained from the following Homeowners Association Representative

Name (Please Print)

 

Phone

 

 

 

Position/Title

 

Date

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I certify the property is in a project that meets FNMA’s limited review requirements.

 

______________________

Lender’s Underwriter

Date

 

Nov 1 2010

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