Common use of Financial Guarantee Fee Clause in Contracts

Financial Guarantee Fee. The Company will cause each respective Holdco to pay the Advisor, on a monthly basis, an annual Guarantee Fee (the “Financial Guarantee Fee”) equal to three quarters of one (0.75%) percent of the guaranteed amounts under total aggregate financing (“Guaranteed Amount”) for each Community for which Advisor or its affiliate provides financial or carve-out guarantees. The Company will pay the Advisor the Financial Guarantee Fee earned with respect to the Guaranteed Amount upon the execution of guarantees by Advisor or its affiliates at each Community. In the event the Financial Guarantee Fee is paid to the Advisor in connection with any Community that is not ultimately developed or acquired by the Company, such Financial Guarantee Fee shall be promptly repaid by the Advisor to the Company. These amounts are expected to be funded with working capital reserves established with Net Offering Proceeds prior to such time as the Company receives distributions from the Holdcos in amounts sufficient to pay such fees. As used herein, “Breakeven Cash Flow” means the amount of net cash flow from the operations of a Community necessary to meet any capital expenditure reserve payments and all principal and interest debt service payments.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Advisory Agreement (Tuscan Gardens Senior Living Communities, Inc.), Advisory Agreement (Tuscan Gardens Senior Living Communities, Inc.), Advisory Agreement (Tuscan Gardens Senior Living Communities, Inc.)

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