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�01106264 <br />(b) the Grantee upon exercising its right of first refusal described above, shall offer to sell each <br />Qualified Unit to any non-defaulting Qualified Tenant then in occupancy for an amount no <br />greater than the amount determined in accordance with Section 42(h)(6)(F) of the Code. <br />In the event neither the Grantee nor Qualified Tenant elects to exercise its respective <br />rights outlined in this Section 7 upon the expiration of the Qualified Project Period, the Authority <br />shall have the option of purchasing the Qualified Unit for an amount determined in accordance <br />with Section 42(h)(6)(F) of the Code. � <br />Upan the Grantee exercising its right of first refusal described above, with respect to any <br />Qualified Unit not purchased by a Qualified Tenant, the Grantee shall continue the achievernent <br />of the Crown Program goals for each such Qualified Unit for a period of 15 additional yeazs and, <br />at the expiration of such a.dditional 15 years, offer to sell each Qualified Unit to the Qualified <br />Tenant then in occupancy. A Qualified Unit sha11 be sold to a Qualified Tenant for an amount <br />equal to $1,000 above the amount determined in accordance with Section 42(i)(7) of the Code, as <br />described above under the right of first refusal. <br />In any sale of a Qualified Unit to a Qualified Tenant (the "Initial Sale") where the fair <br />market value at the time the Initial Sa1e exceeds the sale price to the Qua.lified Tenant (such <br />difference, the "Crown Equity"), the deed transferring title shall conta.in a restriction limiting the <br />proportion of the Crown Equity allocated to such Qualified Tenant in the event the Qualified <br />Tenant resells the Qualified Unit to a third party or entity before such Qualified Tenant ha.s <br />occupied the Qualified Unit continuously for 10 years. The amount of Crown Equity allocated to <br />a Qualified Tenant at the resale by such Qualified Tenant of a Qualified Unit (the "Subsequent <br />Sale") sha11 be determined in accordance with the following formula (to be set forth in any deed <br />at the Initial Sale): <br />(Fair Market Va1ue of Qualified Unit at time of Initial Sale - Purchase price of <br />Qualified Unit at time of Initial Sale} X(Total number of years of occupancy by <br />Qualified Tenant/10) = Amount of Crawn Equity allocated to Qualified Tenant at time of <br />Subsequent Sale. <br />The remaining Crown Equity after allocation to the Qualified Tenant in accordance with <br />the above formula shall be funded to the Authority, which will apply such funds towazd home <br />ownership programs in Grand Island, Nebraska. The Qualified Tenant, however, shall receive <br />any amounts in excess of the Crown Equity attributable to the appreciation in the value of the <br />Qualified Unit from the time of the Initial Sa1e to the time of the Subsequent Sale (the <br />"Appreciation Equity"). <br />The following scenarios outlining the allocation of Crown Equity is provided for <br />purposes of illustration only and not limita.tion: <br />4840-�52-9929.1 I Z <br />
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