Common use of Co-Borrower Clause in Contracts

Co-Borrower. A person who does not meet the requirements for approval as a Qualified Purchaser, but who is necessary as a co-borrower in order for an Ownership Applicant to obtain financing, may be listed on title to the Subject Property provided that: (1) the Ownership Applicant provides the Administrator with a letter from the Lender stating the co-borrower’s name and relationship to the Ownership Applicant, and that the co-borrower is necessary and must be listed on title in order for the Ownership Applicant to obtaining financing to purchase the Subject Property; and (2) the Ownership Applicant and the co-borrower enter into a Co-Borrower Agreement providing that, in the event the co- borrower takes full title to the Subject Property for any reason, the co-borrower shall notify the Administrator immediately, and shall either sell the Subject Property to a Qualified Purchaser or otherwise comply with the terms of this Covenant within one year of the date that the co-borrower takes full title.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: smrha.org, Deed Restriction and Covenant, Deed Restriction and Covenant

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