Vermont § 374d - General powers The corporation shall have the powers necessary to carry out the purposes and provisions of this chapter, including those general powers provided a business corporation by 11A V.S.A. § 3.02

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§ 374d. General powers The corporation shall have the powers necessary to carry out the purposes and provisions of this chapter, including those general powers provided a business corporation by 11A V.S.A. § 3.02

  • . In addition, the corporation shall have the power to: (1) execute contracts and all other instruments necessary for the exercise of its powers
    and functions under this chapter; (2) without limitation, acquire or dispose of real or personal property or any interest
    in real or personal property; (3) receive and accept gifts, grants, or contributions from any source, for any purpose
    consistent with this chapter; (4) provide or contract for consolidated processing of any aspect of the financing of
    eligible borrowers in order to avoid duplication; (5) procure insurance against any loss; (6) invest monies of the corporation not required for immediate use; (7) borrow money and issue notes and other evidences of indebtedness for lending and administrative
    and other expenses. The corporation may sell, transfer, pledge, mortgage, hypothecate,
    or otherwise dispose of loans under its management. Neither the full faith and credit
    of the State of Vermont nor any of the assets of the Authority are pledged to secure
    repayment of the indebtedness of the corporation; (8) consent to any modification with respect to rate of interest, time, and payment of
    any contract or agreement of any kind to which the corporation is a party; (9) procure or agree to the procurement of insurance, guarantees, or interest rate subsidy
    assistance on any notes or any other evidence of indebtedness issued to the corporation; (10) make loans or advances secured by a mortgage or a security agreement, which may be
    subordinate to one or more prior mortgages or security agreements, to eligible borrowers
    under such terms and conditions as the corporation deems prudent and consistent with
    the purposes of this chapter and for such fees, and at such rate or rates of interest,
    as determined by the corporation, provided that the interest rate or rates charged
    by the corporation shall not exceed the rate paid or to be paid by the corporation
    for monies borrowed by the corporation to fund loans plus 300 basis points; (11) take title, by foreclosure or other process available under the law, to any real or
    personal property where such action is necessary to protect any loan previously made
    by the corporation, pay all costs arising out of the legal action and acquisition
    from monies held in the Fund, and sell or transfer any such property to any responsible
    buyer. If the transfer or conveyance of assets acquired under this subdivision cannot
    be effected with reasonable promptness, the corporation may, in order to minimize
    financial losses and sustain a farm operation or agricultural facility, lease the
    assets owned by it to responsible persons on such terms and conditions as the corporation
    deems reasonable; (12) purchase prior mortgages and make payments on prior mortgages or security interests
    on any assets pledged as security for loans of the corporation where the purchase
    or payment is necessary to protect any loan previously made by the corporation. In
    addition, the corporation may sell, transfer, and assign a prior mortgage or prior
    security interest. Monies used by the corporation for the purchase of any prior mortgages,
    or any payments on prior mortgages, shall be withdrawn from the Fund established pursuant
    to section 374e of this title, and any monies derived from the sale of any prior mortgages shall be deposited in
    the Fund; (13) employ or contract for services with agents, consultants, legal advisors, and other
    experts, as may be necessary for its purposes; (14) participate in eligible and qualified loan projects with lenders, including the farm
    credit system, banks, and insurance companies; (15) execute lease agreements for the purpose of leasing personal property under financing
    leases, which leases transfer the ownership of the leased personal property to each
    lessee following the payment of all required lease payments as specified in each lease
    agreement; (16) sell loans, or portions thereof, in order to provide further funding for lending under
    this chapter. Proceeds from sales of loans shall be deposited in the Agricultural
    Credit Development Fund established under section 374e of this title; (17) establish policies and procedures consistent with the purpose of providing sound and
    constructive credit to eligible loan applicants; and (18) do all things necessary to carry out the purposes and provisions of this chapter. (Added 1999, No. 25, § 1; amended 2003, No. 7, § 6, eff. April 25, 2003.)

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