Completion of loan applications; underwriting assessment Sample Clauses

Completion of loan applications; underwriting assessment the Subrecipient will assist for-profit businesses in completing loan applications, and will perform an assessment of each loan request to: (a) determine the CDBG eligibility of the loan, (b) evaluate the loan’s job creation potential relative to meeting the National Objective and Public Benefit standards, and
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Completion of loan applications; underwriting assessment. AGENCY will assist homebuyers in completing loan applications, and will perform an assessment of each loan application to determine the HOME eligibility of the loan. Initial eligibility determination of households will be made by the AGENCY on the basis of satisfaction of income requirements, eligibility of the property being purchased, and any other pertinent criteria set forth in the approved program design. AGENCY will complete all work necessary to determine loan feasibility including obtaining appraisal, estimates of market value, credit reports and title reports, set up of lead risk assessment, if applicable, evaluating the financial condition of the applicant and summarizing any critical issues.
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Completion of loan applications; underwriting assessment the Subrecipient will assist for-profit businesses and other eligible borrowers in completing loan applications, and will perform an assessment of each loan request to: (a) determine the CDBG eligibility of the loan, (b) evaluate the loan’s job creation potential relative to meeting the National Objective and Public Benefit standards, and (c) ascertain that the loan will minimize, to the extent practicable, displacement of existing businesses and jobs in neighborhoods. The Subrecipient will perform a front-end assessment to determine whether each loan and the financing terms associated with it are appropriate, and as part of this assessment will consider the following: • the business’ need for financial assistance; • the feasibility of the proposed venture or business activity; • the past business experience of the applicant; • the reasonableness of the proposed costs and return to the applicant; • the commitment of other sources of funds; • and the ratio of the loan amount to the full-time equivalent jobs expected to be created. Additional underwriting standards and requirements may be found in the GAM.
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Completion of loan applications; underwriting assessment the Subrecipient will assist for-profit businesses in completing loan applications, and will perform an assessment of each loan request to: (a) determine the CDBG eligibility of the loan, (b) evaluate the loan’s job creation potential relative to meeting the National Objective and Public Benefit standards, and (c) ascertain that the loan will minimize, to the extent practicable, displacement of existing businesses and jobs in neighborhoods. The Subrecipient will perform a front-end assessment to determine whether each loan and the financing terms associated with it are appropriate, and as part of this assessment will consider the business’ need for financial assistance, the feasibility of the proposed venture or business activity, the past business experience of the applicant, the reasonableness of the proposed costs and return to the applicant, the commitment of other sources of funds, and the ratio of the loan amount to the full-time equivalent jobs expected to be created.
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