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Code · CFR · Title 24 — Housing and Urban Development · Part 291 — Disposition of HUD-Acquired and -Owned Single Family Property · § 291.607

§ 291.607. Qualified participants.

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(a)Confidentiality Agreement and Bidder Qualification Statement. Individuals or entities must become a Qualified Participant before they may bid or purchase Single Family Loans in a Single Family Sale. An individual or entity seeking to participate in a Single Family Sale must sign a Confidentiality Agreement and complete a Bidder Qualification Statement. The Secretary will specify which Bidder Qualification Statement form(s) are applicable to a particular Single Family Sale and any additional sale specific qualification criteria through notice. HUD will only provide access to sensitive Single Family Sale materials to Qualified Participants.
(b)Process for determining Qualified Participant. HUD will qualify any individual or entity seeking to participate in a Single Family Sale if they have met the qualification requirements and executed the applicable Bidder Qualification Statement for the Single Family Sale.
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