(vii) The foreclosing owner: (A) Seeks to permanently board up or demolish the premises
because the premises has been cited by a state or local minimum housing code enforcement
agency for substantial violations affecting the health and safety of tenants and it
is economically not feasible for the foreclosing owner to eliminate the violations;
or (B) Seeks to comply with a state or local minimum housing code enforcement agency
that has cited the premises for substantial violations affecting the health and safety
of tenants and it is not feasible to so comply without removing the tenant; or (C)
Seeks to correct an illegal occupancy because the premises has been cited by a state
or local minimum housing code enforcement agency or zoning official and it is not
feasible to correct such illegal occupancy without removing the tenant; and provided
further that nothing in this section shall limit the rights of a third-party owner
to evict a tenant at the expiration of an existing lease.
(10) “Mortgagee” means an entity to whom property is mortgaged, the mortgage creditor or
lender including, but not limited to, mortgage services, lenders in a mortgage agreement
and any agent, servant, or employee of the mortgagee, or any successor in interest
or assignee of the mortgagee’s rights, interests, or obligations under the mortgage
agreement.
(11) “Mortgage servicer” means an entity that administers, or at any point administered,
the mortgage; provided, however, that such administration shall include, but not be
limited to, calculating principal and interest, collecting payments from the mortgager,
acting as escrow agent, or foreclosing in the event of a default.