Cal. Sts. & High. Code § 5898.17
(b)
(1) This section only applies to disclosure to a property owner who seeks to participate in a program established pursuant to this chapter for the purposes specified in paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 5898.20 or Section 5899 or 5899.3 for a residential property with four or fewer units.
| Financing Estimate and Disclosure | ||
| Notice to Property Owner: Existing law requires that a printed paper copy of this document be provided to you before reviewing and signing, unless you opt out, in writing, to that printed copy by signing a printed paper document. If you opt out of receiving a printed paper copy of this disclosure, an electronic copy will be provided to you. The financing arrangement described below will result in an assessment against your property which will be collected along with your property taxes and will result in a lien on your property. You should read and review the terms carefully, and if necessary, consult with a tax professional or attorney. | ||
| Customer Service Toll-Free telephone number and email:In the event you have a consumer complaint, questions about your financing obligations related to the contractual assessment or your contractual rights under the terms of this contract, you can contact either this toll-free telephone number or email address provided below and receive a response within 24 hours or one business day.Toll-Free telephone number: ___________Customer service email address: ___________ | ||
Products and Costs | ||
| Product costs (includinglabor/installation) | $________ | |
| Description1.2.3. | ||
Financing Costs | ||
| Application fees and costsPrepaid InterestOther CostsTotal Amount Financed | $________ $________ $________ $________ | |
| Annual Percentage Rate (APR)Simple Interest RateTotal Annual Principal, Interest, andAdministrative Fees | ______% ______% $______ | |
| Note: If your property taxes are paid through an impound account, your mortgage lender may apportion the amount and add it to your monthly payment. | ||
| See “Other Important Considerations” below | ||
| Total Amount you will have paid over the life of the financing | $________ | |
| Other CostsAppraisal FeesBond related costsAnnual Administrative feesEstimated closing costsCredit Reporting FeesRecording Fees | $________ $________ $________ $________ $________ $________ | |
Total Financing Costs and Closing Costs | $________ | |
| Estimated Cash (out of pocket) to close | $________ | |
Other TermsPrepayment fee | ◻ No | ◻ Yes ______ |
Additional Information About These FinancingComparisons [Use this information to compare to other financing options] | ||
| Over the term of the financing | $________ Principal you will have paid off. $________ Amount of interest you have paid. $________ Amount of financing and other costs you will have paid. $________ Total you will have paid. | |
| Annual Percentage Rate | ______% | |
| Total Interest Paid (as a percentage of all the payments you have made) | ______% | |
| Other Important Considerations | ||
| I understand that I may be required to pay off the remaining balance of this obligation by the mortgage lender refinancing my home. If I sell my home, the buyer or their mortgage lender may require me to pay off the balance of this obligation as a condition of sale. | ||
| _______________[Borrower initials] | ||
| Monthly Mortgage Payments | ||
| Your payments will be added to your property tax bill. Whether you pay your property taxes through your mortgage payment, using an impound account, or if you pay them directly to the tax collector, you will need to save an estimated $_______ for your first tax installment. If you pay your taxes through an impound account you should notify your mortgage lender, so that your monthly mortgage payment can be adjusted by your mortgage lender to cover your increased property tax bill. | ||
| _______________[Borrower initials] | ||
| Tax Benefits: Consult your tax adviser regarding tax credits, credits and deductions, tax deductibility, and other tax benefits available. Making an appropriate application for the benefit is your responsibility. | ||
_______________[Borrower initials] | ||
| Statutory Penalties: If your property tax payment is late, the amount due will be subject to a 10% penalty, late fees, and 1.5% per month interest penalty as established by state law, and your property may be subject to foreclosure. | ||
_______________[Borrower initials] | ||
| Three Day Right to Cancel You, the property owner, may cancel the contract at any time on or before midnight on the third business day after the date of the transaction to enter into the agreement without any penalty or obligation. To cancel this transaction, you may mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of the contract with notice of cancellation to:___________ [name of business] at___________ [address]You may also cancel the contract by sending notification of cancellation by email to the following email address: _________________[email address of business]._______________[Borrower initials] | ||
| Confirmation of ReceiptThis confirms the receipt of the information in this form. You do not have to accept this financing just because you acknowledge that you have received or signed this form, and it is NOT a contract. | ||
__________________________[Property Owner Signature - Date] | __________________________[Property Owner Signature - Date] |
(c) A public agency or other party to a voluntary contractual assessment described in this chapter for the purposes specified in paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 5898.20 or Section 5899 or 5899.3, or a special tax described in Section 53328.1 of the Government Code shall not make any monetary or percentage representations of increased value to a property owner regarding the effect the financed improvements will have on the market value of the property unless that public agency or other party derives its estimates of the market value using one of the following: