§ 11-34-124 — Interest on defaulted payments and unpaid taxes; agreement to pay; insurance required; use of proceeds; foreclosure permitted

Every borrower shall pay interest on defaulted payments at a
rate to be determined by the board not to exceed a ten percent
(10%) annual percentage rate. By express covenant in his
mortgage deed the borrower shall agree to pay when due all
interest, taxes, liens, judgments, assessments and insurance
lawfully assessed against the mortgaged land. Taxes, liens,
judgments, assessments or insurance not paid when due and paid
by the mortgagee become a part of the mortgage debt and shall
bear interest at a rate to be determined by the board not to
exceed a ten percent (10%) annual percentage rate. Every
borrower shall insure buildings on the lands mortgaged to the
satisfaction of the board. Insurance shall be made payable to
the mortgagee as its interest may appear at the time of loss,
and at the option of the mortgagee subject to the general
regulations of the board. Insurance proceeds received may be
used to pay for reconstruction of the buildings destroyed.
Nothing in this section shall prevent the commencement of
foreclosure proceedings at any time upon the default of
principal or interest or failure to pay any taxes, judgments,
assessments, liens or insurance.