Eligible Dwelling definition

Eligible Dwelling means a dwelling identified in clause 11.7 (Operational Obligations) (but not an Exempted Dwelling);

Eligible Dwelling in relation to an individual means a dwelling situated in Québec that is acquired at a particular time after 31 December 2017”.

Eligible Dwelling means a dwelling identified in paragraph 3.13 of Part 1 of Schedule 5 (Operational Conditions) (but not an Exempted Dwelling); Eligible MMC Output means a MMC Output identified in the Agreed Provider Profile as eligible to receive the Additional MMC Grant Rate subject to satisfying the MMC Funding Condition; Eligible Rural Output means a Rural Output that is identified in the Agreed Provider Profile as eligible to receive the Additional Community-Led/Rural Grant Rate; Event of Default means any of a Fundamental Default, a General Default, a Committed Strategic Number Default, a Disposal Default, an Operational Default or a Delivery Partner Default; Exempted Dwelling means:

Examples of Eligible Dwelling in a sentence

• Prospective rental income from boarders in a one-family Eligible Dwelling is not included in total gross income of the applicant for underwriting purposes.

• Provide a description of the definition of income used to determine eligibility All dwelling units to be weatherized shall be determined eligible in such a manner to ensure that each weatherized unit meets the qualifications of CFR 440.22 ­ Eligible Dwelling Units.

• All amounts paid, either in cash or in kind, by the Eligible Borrower (or a related party for the benefit of the Eligible Borrower) to the Seller (or a related party or for the benefit of the Seller) as consideration for the Eligible Dwelling.

• The reasonable costs of completing the residence, whether or not the cost of completing construction is to be financed with the Mortgage Loan, if the Eligible Dwelling is incomplete.

• Unless the residence can reasonably be expected to become the principal residence of the Eligible Borrower(s) within six (6) months, the residence will not be considered an Eligible Dwelling and therefore may not be financed with a FHA 203(k) Standard or 203(k) Limited Rehabilitation Mortgage Loan.

More Definitions of Eligible Dwelling

Eligible Dwelling means a Dwelling which immediately prior to the purchase of which by an Eligible Purchaser: (a) is fit for occupation as a residential dwelling in accordance with the requirements of the NHBC or equivalent requirements; (b) has the benefit of an NHBC guarantee or similar warranty by a reputable insurance company as agreed by the Scottish Ministers; (c) complies with all relevant statutory and/or planning requirements, including current building regulations in force at the date of Practical Completion; (d) has a Market Value below the applicable Maximum Limit; (e) has reached Practical Completion on or before the Longstop Date; (f) is not provided as affordable housing in satisfaction of a Planning Agreement or other Planning Permission;

Eligible Dwelling means a Dwelling comprising two or more bedrooms;

Eligible Dwelling means real estate upon which

Eligible Dwelling means a dwelling identified in Clause 11.9 (procure that prior to any AHP Dwelling comprised in such Firm Scheme being occupied, all certification required in respect of the Firm Scheme (or any part thereof) is obtained (including certification that such AHP Dwelling has passed "Gateway 3" when implemented) under any building safety legislation arising out of the Building Safety Xxxx 2021; and

Eligible Dwelling means, with respect to an individual, an eligible dwelling as defined in section 118.04 of the federal Act, as that section read for the 2009 taxation year, that is the principal residence as defined in section 54 of the federal Act;

Eligible Dwelling means a Dwelling being sold by the Provider in which the Provider has a Secure Legal Interest and which:

Eligible Dwelling of an individual means any of the following dwellings, that is not an excluded dwelling, including an adjoining or incidental structure of the dwelling, built before 1 January 2009 and located in Québec, of which the individual is the owner when the home improvement and renovation expenditures are incurred and that constitutes, at that time, the individual’s principal place of residence: