Closing Protection Letter Sample Clauses

Closing Protection Letter. A document issued by a title insurance company to Seller and/or Buyer and relied upon by Buyer to provide closing protection for one or more mortgage loan closings and to insure Seller and/or Buyer, without limitation, against embezzlement by the Closing Agent and loss or damage resulting from the failure of the Closing Agent to comply with all applicable closing instructions.
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Closing Protection Letter. With respect to each Mortgage Loan that is a Wet-Ink Mortgage Loan (other than any such Mortgage Loan originated in the State of New York), Seller has obtained an ALTA closing protection letter which provides indemnification for the Buyer for losses arising from the related Closing Agent’s fraud, theft, dishonesty, negligence or failure to follow written closing instructions, in form and substance acceptable to the Buyer. If such closing protection letter is not addressed to Buyer, such closing protection letter shall provide that the Buyer and any assignee of Buyer are protected by such letter as if it were addressed directly to them.
Closing Protection Letter. For each Wet Loan for which the related Settlement Agent involved in the Wet Funding (x) is Title Source, Inc., there is either (1) a blanket Closing Protection Letter covering settlements of multiple Mortgage Loans (which shall not be required to be included in each Loan File), or (2) a fidelity bond covering Title Source, Inc., naming Administrative Agent as loss payee, as its interest may appear, and providing Administrative Agent with a right to directly provide written notice of a claim if Seller fails to give written notice of such loss; provided that Seller shall have forty-five (45) days following the date of this Agreement to put in place the right for Administrative Agent to directly provide such written notice, or (y) is not Title Source, Inc., (1) a fully executed Closing Protection Letter, or (2) a blanket Closing Protection Letter covering settlements of multiple Mortgage Loans (which shall not be required to be included in each Loan File); provided that up to ten percent (10%) of the Wet Loans Originated by Seller in any calendar month may be settled by Settlement Agents (other than Title Source, Inc.) for which no Closing Protection Letter is applicable.
Closing Protection Letter. With respect to each Mortgage Loan that is a Wet-Ink Mortgage Loan (other than any such Mortgage Loan originated in the State of New York), Seller has obtained an ALTA closing protection letter which provides indemnification for the Buyer for losses arising from the related Closing Agent’s fraud, theft, dishonesty, negligence or failure to follow written closing instructions, in form and substance acceptable to the Buyer. If such closing protection letter is not addressed to Buyer, such closing protection letter shall provide that the Buyer and any assignee of Buyer are protected by such letter as if it were addressed directly to them. [To be Provided by Counsel to the Seller] (i) Cooperative Mortgage Note; (ii) Security Agreement and the original Assignment of the Security Agreement; (iii) Cooperative Shares and related Stock Power, in blank, executed by the Mortgagor with such signature guaranteed and original Stock Power, in blank executed by the Seller; (iv) Proprietary Lease or occupancy agreement and the Assignment of the Proprietary Lease executed by the Mortgagor in blank or if the Proprietary Lease has been assigned by the Mortgagor to the Seller, then the Seller must execute an assignment of the Assignment of the Proprietary Lease in blank; (v) Recognition Agreement and the original Assignment of the Recognition Agreement; (vi) UCC-1 financing statements with recording information thereon from the appropriate state and county recording offices if necessary to perfect the security interest of the Cooperative Mortgage Loan under the Uniform Commercial Code in the state in which the Cooperative Project is located (or a copy thereof, together with an officer’s certificate of the Seller certifying that such represents a true and correct copy of the original and that such original has been submitted for filing in the appropriate UCC filing office of the jurisdiction where the Cooperative Project is located), accompanied by UCC-3 financing statements executed in blank for recordation of the change in the secured party thereunder; (vii) an Estoppel Letter and/or Consent; (viii) the Cooperative Lien Search; and (ix) any guarantees, if applicable. [***] [***] [***] 1. [***] 2. [***] 3. [***] 4. [***] 5. [***] 6. [***] 7. [***] 8. [***] [__________________________]
Closing Protection Letter. With respect to each Wet-Ink Mortgage Loan, the Mortgage File contains a Closing Protection Letter.
Closing Protection Letter. There is, with respect to any Loan subject to a Wet Funding, a valid and enforceable Closing Protection Letter except where title insurance for the applicable Loan subject to a Wet Funding is provided by Amrock LLC.
Closing Protection Letter. An “insured closing services letter” from the Title Company; provided that (i) such letter is available from the Title Company, (ii) any inability to deliver such letter shall not cause a delay in Closing or any additional liability or obligations for Seller, and (iii) such letter shall be at Buyer’s sole expense.
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Closing Protection Letter. 1. Zions shall review and determine if a Closing Protection Letter has been issued by the company providing title insurance for the Loan.
Closing Protection Letter. Lender shall have received and approved an executed closing protection letter issued by the Title Company with respect to any agent or attorney acting for or on behalf of the Title Company.
Closing Protection Letter. An Insured Closing Protection Letter must be issued and provided prior to Consummation. If an attorney is acting as Settlement Agent, a copy of the declarations page of the attorneys’ errors and omissions insurance policy must be provided. The Insured Closing Protection letter must be in the form of, contain the coverages of and no exclusions or limitations other than those contained in the 1987 ALTA Insured Closing Letter. Lender may sell this loan in the secondary market and all of the Lender’s rights and privileges under these Closing Instructions insure to the benefit of the Lender’s successors and assigns.
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