Common use of New York Mortgage Clause in Contracts

New York Mortgage. The Mortgage encumbering Real Property located in the State of New York (the “NY Mortgage”) shall at all times secure the Secured Amount (as defined in the NY Mortgage), which has been advanced hereunder, and shall not secure any future advances. The NY Mortgage provides that any repayments of the Loans at any time shall, to the extent that the principal balance of the Loans at such time equals or exceeds the aggregate Secured Amount of the NY Mortgage (the “New York Term Loan Amount”), be allocated to reduce the principal amounts secured by Mortgages covering Real Property located outside of the State of New York. Therefore, so long as the principal balance of the Loans at any time equals or exceeds the New York Term Loan Amount, the principal amount of the Loans secured by the NY Mortgage shall be deemed to equal the Secured Amount; and, to the extent that the principal balance of the Loans at any time is less than the New York Term Loan Amount, then the aggregate Secured Amount of the NY Mortgage shall be permanently reduced by the difference between the New York Term Loan Amount and the principal balance at such time of the Loans.