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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />of trust or related to the undersigned's rehabilitation program <br /> <br />of which rehabilitation of such property is a part. <br /> <br />(f) <br /> <br />The corresponding Borrower Note shall be in <br /> <br />form and substance satisfactory to Bank and shall be secured by <br />a deed or deeds of trust and such assignments of leases and <br /> <br />security agreements, all covering such property of the Borrower, <br /> <br />as Bank shall require, and all in form and substance satisfac- <br /> <br />tory to Bank and otherwise documented in a manner satisfactory <br /> <br />to Bank, <br /> <br />(g) <br /> <br />The difference between the interest rate <br /> <br />specified herein and the per-annum rate on such Borrower Note <br /> <br />shall not, while such Borrower Note is held by the undersigned, <br />exceed the maximum interest rate allowable in order to comply <br /> <br />with arbitrage rules contained in Section 103 of the Internal <br />Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, and regulations issued <br /> <br />thereunder, as in effect from time to time; such Borrower Note <br /> <br />shall provide, however, that if such Borrower Note is disposed <br />of by the undersigned in connection with an event of default <br /> <br />described in subparagraph (j) below, the 'interest rate charged <br />to the Borrower shall, at the option of any subsequent holder <br /> <br />of such Borrower note, be increased to the prevailing rate <br /> <br />charged by such holder on similar loans at the time of such <br /> <br />disposition, effective upon exercise of such option, <br /> <br />In the <br /> <br />event of disagreement regarding interpretation or construction <br />of the arbitrage rules described above, the Bank's interpreta- <br /> <br />tion or construction shall prevail and be binding, <br /> <br />The principal <br /> <br />outstanding on such Borrower Note shall be amortized in equal <br /> <br />monthly payments over 25 years, but the final payment, in the <br /> <br />amount of the entire unpaid principal balance together with <br />interest accrued thereon, shall be due and payable ten years <br /> <br />-8- <br /> <br />7...3 <br /> <br />5E. <br />