Examples of Mixed Collateral in a sentence
Mixed Collateral Transactions For any transaction where both real property and personal property secure the same indebtedness and separate policies of title insurance are simultaneously issued by the Company as to real property and personal property, the premium payable for the policy insuring a security interest on personal property shall be reduced by 10%.
Mixed Collateral Transactions In a transaction where both real property and personal property secure the same indebtedness and the Company simultaneously issues policies of title insurance covering both the real and personal property, the charge for the UCC Insurance Policy shall be ninety-percent (90%) of the UCC Insurance Rate shown above, minimum charge $500.00.
Mixed Collateral TransactionsIn transactions of any amount where both personal property and real property secure the same indebtedness, and Stewart policies are simultaneously issued on both the real property and personal property, the rate for the Article 9 Comprehensive Plus™ Policies shall be ninety percent (90%) of the applicable rate, but in no event less than$500 for each policy.
Except as set forth on Section 3.13 of the Ceding Company Disclosure Schedule, no Mixed Collateral is posted pursuant to a Material Ceded Reinsurance Contract.
Mixed Collateral TransactionsIn transactions of any amount where both personal property and real property secure the same indebtedness, and Stewart policies are simultaneously issued on both the real property and personal property, the rate for the Article 9 Comprehensive Plus™ Policies shall be 90% of the applicable rate, but in no event less than $500 for each policy.
Notably, the IRS did not take the position that the Interest Apportionment Regulation provided the only reasonable or permitted methodology to make this determination.2 Although NAREIT has requested direct guidance on the asset test implications of Mixed Collateral Loans, NAREIT does not believe that the asset test treatment of Mixed Collateral Loans necessarily is governed by the Interest Apportionment Regulation.
Similarly, by issuing PLR 199923006, the IRS in effect both acknowledged that the provisions of the Code did not address to what extent a Mixed Collateral Loan constitutes a real estate asset, and that the IRS could (and should) provide guidance to taxpayers regarding the application of the Code to a particular loan.
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Section 1.856-5(c) (the Interest Apportionment Regulation) because that regulation is the only specific published guidance on the treatment for REIT qualification purposes of loans that are secured both by real property and by other property (Mixed Collateral Loans).We note that the Interest Apportionment Regulation only applies to the treatment of interest income from Mixed Collateral Loans and does not address the asset test treatment in any way.