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Approval of Mortgage Subordination Agreement for Home Purchase Assistance

Original title: MOTION TO APPROVE Subordination Agreement related to a single-family purchase assistance HOME mortgage (“Agreement”) in substantially the form of Exhibit 1; authorize the County Administrator to approve and execute the Agreement and make any required modifications to the Agreement, provided such modifications do not impose any additional material financial risk on the County, and are subject to review and approval as to the legal sufficiency by the Office of the County Attorney; and to authorize the County Administrator or such other person designated by the County Administrator in writing, to execute customary required documents for such subordination, and take the necessary administrative and budgetary actions. (Commission District 9)

Record date · February 3, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The County is considering a motion to approve a for a single-family home purchase assistance mortgage. This action allows the County Administrator to finalize the agreement and execute necessary documents, provided there is no additional financial risk to the County.

Why it matters

This motion enables the County to adjust the priority of its lien on a specific property, which is a necessary step for the homeowner to proceed with mortgage-related transactions while maintaining the County's financial protections.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Homeowner in District 9

The homeowner requires this subordination agreement to proceed with changes to their primary mortgage.

Indirectly affected

County Taxpayers

The County's financial interest in the HOME mortgage program is managed through these administrative actions.

Key Facts

  • The motion approves a subordination agreement for a single-family purchase assistance HOME mortgage.
  • The County Administrator is authorized to approve and execute the agreement.
  • The County Administrator may make modifications to the agreement if they do not impose additional material financial risk to the County.
  • All modifications are subject to legal review and approval by the Office of the County Attorney.
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  • The County Administrator or their designee is authorized to execute all customary documents required for the subordination.
  • The action applies specifically to Commission District 9.
  • The item is classified as a Consent Item under the Housing and Urban Planning Division.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a subordination agreement?
In this context, it is a legal document that changes the priority of the County's mortgage lien relative to other lenders, often required when a homeowner refinances or modifies their primary mortgage.
Does this cost the County money?
The motion explicitly requires that any modifications to the agreement must not impose additional material financial risk on the County.

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Standardized Administrative Delegation

The motion demonstrates a standard delegation of authority to the County Administrator to handle routine mortgage subordination, minimizing the need for individual Commission votes on every property-level adjustment.

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