Common use of Pre-Arranged Sales Clause in Contracts

Pre-Arranged Sales. In the event of Default on a Loan, it shall be a condition precedent to payment of any Insurance Benefit on the Loan that (i) the Insured attempt to obtain a Pre-Arranged Sale of the Property whenever reasonable, and (ii) the Insured shall authorize its broker, when requested by the Company, to release marketing information for the Property to the Company, if requested by the Company, unless the Insured shall have notified the broker that the Company's right to acquire the Property has expired or been waived. For purposes of this section, a "Pre-Arranged Sale Offer" means an offer to purchase the Property received by the Insured, together with a schedule of (i) expense items proposed by the Insured to be included in the settlement amount of the Pre-Arranged Sale Offer is accepted and the proposed Property sale closes, and (ii) the Insured's then-estimated amounts thereof. Pre-Arranged Sale Offers that the Insured chooses to submit to the Company will be approved or rejected by the Company.

Pre-Arranged Sales. In the event of Default on a Loan, it shall be a condition precedent to payment of any Insurance Benefit on the Loan that (i) the Insured attempt to obtain a Pre-Arranged Sale of the Property whenever reasonable, and (ii) the Insured shall authorize its broker, when requested by the Company, to release marketing information for the Property to the Company, if requested by the Company, unless the Insured shall have notified the broker that the Company's right to acquire the Property has expired or been waived. For purposes of this section, a "Pre-Pre- Arranged Sale Offer" means an offer to purchase the Property received by the Insured, together with a schedule of (i) expense items proposed by the Insured to be included in the settlement amount of the Pre-Arranged Sale Offer is accepted and the proposed Property sale closes, and (ii) the Insured's then-estimated amounts thereof. Pre-Arranged Sale Offers that the Insured chooses to submit to the Company will be approved or rejected by the Company.