Title 12 › Chapter 13— NATIONAL HOUSING › Subchapter V— MISCELLANEOUS › § 1735c
Creates a General Insurance Fund to be used starting August 10, 1965, as a revolving account for carrying out the insurance programs in this chapter, except for the items listed later. Mortgages and loans insured under commitments on or after August 10, 1965, and loans reported for insurance under section 1703 on or after that date, must be covered by this Fund. The Secretary must move into the Fund the existing insurance accounts and their debts and assets (except the Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund), outstanding insurance commitments and insured mortgages and loans made before August 10, 1965, and loans made under section 1703 before that date. Costs tied to mortgages and loans the Fund covers may be paid from the Fund. Extra Fund money must be held by the U.S. Treasury or invested in U.S. government bonds, preferably those that help the housing mortgage market. The Secretary, with Treasury approval, may buy and cancel the Fund’s debentures. Premiums, fees, property receipts, and earnings go into the Fund. The Fund pays debenture principal and interest, insurance payments, and expenses for managing or selling acquired properties. The Fund does not cover certain named provisions (including section 1709, parts of 1715e, 1715n(e), 1715x(a)(2), 1715z, 1715z–1, and 1715z–2) except as the Secretary decides. The Secretary must do a yearly risk review of the Fund’s insurance programs and report the results to Congress in the FHA Annual Management Report.
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12 U.S.C. § 1735c
Title 12 — Banks and Banking
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