Md. Code, Housing and Community Development § 9-404
This is the official text of Md. Code, Housing and Community Development § 9-404, part of Maryland’s Code, Housing and Community Development — governs housing programs and community development.
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§9–404.
Official statutory text
To provide community reinvestment assistance, the Board may:
(1) invest in, purchase, make commitments to purchase, or take assignments from mortgage lenders of notes and mortgages evidencing mortgage loans;
(2) act as a guarantor or conduit for mortgage backed securities;
(3) make loans to recipients of community reinvestment assistance or to mortgage lenders;
(4) sell at public or private sale mortgages, loans, or other obligations held by the Fund;
(5) purchase, make, participate in making, or enter into commitments to purchase loans;
(6) package and sell loans; and
(7) do anything else authorized by the organizational documents of the Fund.
(1) invest in, purchase, make commitments to purchase, or take assignments from mortgage lenders of notes and mortgages evidencing mortgage loans;
(2) act as a guarantor or conduit for mortgage backed securities;
(3) make loans to recipients of community reinvestment assistance or to mortgage lenders;
(4) sell at public or private sale mortgages, loans, or other obligations held by the Fund;
(5) purchase, make, participate in making, or enter into commitments to purchase loans;
(6) package and sell loans; and
(7) do anything else authorized by the organizational documents of the Fund.
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