Hardship Distribution and Supporting Documentation
II. Purchase of a Principal Residence
A. Principal Residence Includes:
-
Principal Residence
- The purchase of land upon which the
principal residence shall be immediately built
B. Principal Residence DOES NOT include:
- Vacation homes
- Mortgage payments
C. If you request a hardship distribution for the
purchase of a principal residence, you must have documentation to
support your request. HRSA-ILA requires that you produce this
documentation with your application. If you cannot produce the
documentation to substantiate your hardship request, your application
will be denied. Complete the Worksheet for Hardship Withdrawal for
Purchase of a Principal Residence. The following documentation is
acceptable:
- Good Faith Estimate: Issued by a bank or mortgage company The Good Faith Estimate must include the estimated total closing costs, any down payments and prepaid
expenses, excluding any contributions from the seller. The Good
Faith Estimate cannot be issued by a realty company.
- Contract: Must state that
it is for the purchase of a principal residence; it must include a
closing date (or, alternatively, written certification from the
mortgage company of the closing date); it must be issued no more
than 60 days prior to the closing date; and it must be signed by you
and the seller.
- Purchase of land: For the
construction of a principal residence, you must provide MassMutual
with an executed Contract between you and the seller (which may
include dates and amounts of periodic disbursements to the builder),
a copy of the construction loan and a commitment letter from a bank
or mortgage company.
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