Pre-Closing Sample Selection Sample Clauses

Pre-Closing Sample Selection. ‌ The pre-Closing sampling process must take into account the PFI’s assessment of the risks inherent in its origination processes, business sources, volume and product mix, and must be reviewed regularly to ensure that the sample selected, including the sample size, is appropriate. A PFI must time its pre-Closing sample selection: • So that every Mortgage Loan within the selected population has a chance of being selected for review; and • To allow adequate time for the completion of the pre-Closing reviews in order to properly inform origination personnel so that data and documentation corrections and revisions can be made prior to Closing. It is recommended that the personnel who perform the pre-Closing QC review of Mortgage Loans have the authority to prevent Mortgage Loans from closing until all defects are cured. The sample selection process should include both random sampling and the targeted sampling of Mortgage Loans with the characteristics of Mortgage Loans that were found to have defects in previous pre-Closing and post-Closing QC reviews in order to prevent the repetition of data and documentation errors. A pre-Closing QC sampling methodology should include: • Loans with multiple layers of credit risk such as, but not limited to: o LTV ratios >90%; o A primary credit score less than 660; o Self-employed Borrowers; o Cash-out refinances; and o High debt-to-income ratios. • Loans originated by brokers and correspondents; • Loans to be secured by all property types including 3-4 units, condominiums, and manufactured housing; • Loans originated or processed by newly hired loan officers, processors, appraisers, other personnel or third parties involved in the loan origination process; • Loans underwritten by all underwriters; • Loans with complex income calculations (e.g., rental income, self-employed income, and a short history of receipt of any income type); • Loans to be secured by properties located in areas with high delinquency rates or areas experiencing rapid increases or decreases in property values; and • Loans requiring the use of non-standard processing or underwriting guidelines (e.g., delayed financing, multiple financed properties, assets used as income or manual reserve calculations).
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  • Pre-Closing Option Provided that the Recipient satisfies the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Recipient may elect to have Funds delivered by the OPWC to the Title Agent prior to Closing, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement and the Escrow Agreement. Recipient shall make such election, if at all, by delivering to the OPWC a Disbursement Request Form and Certification in the form of Appendix E to this Agreement (the "Disbursement Request"), which shall identify the Title Agent as payee and shall be delivered after the Recipient's receipt of a Notice to Proceed and not more than sixty (60) days prior to Closing. The OPWC shall then deliver to the Title Agent Funds to be disbursed under this Agreement for the land acquisition, which Funds may be held, together with the Matching Funds, in an account subject to the terms and conditions of the Escrow Agreement. Any interest that accrues thereon shall be used by the Recipient for settlement costs. If the interest paid on such escrow account exceeds the settlement costs to be paid by the Recipient, then such funds shall be applied to the Cost of Project. If all of the conditions to the release of Funds set forth in the Escrow Agreement have been satisfied, the Title Agent shall release the escrowed Funds at Closing and apply the same to the land acquisition costs in accordance herewith and the settlement statement executed and delivered at the Closing. After Closing, the Recipient may request additional disbursements of Funds available under this Agreement relating to the land acquisition, including costs incurred in connection with appraisal of the Land, closing costs, title search, environmental assessments and other eligible costs. Within sixty (60) days of Closing, the Recipient shall deliver to the OPWC, or shall cause the Title Agent to deliver to the OPWC, a copy of the recorded Deed Restrictions and deed, or other instrument appropriate for the interest in the Land, and the executed settlement statement. If the Recipient does not close within thirty (30) days of disbursement, the Recipient must contact the OPWC immediately.

  • Single Source Selection Services for tasks in circumstances which meet the requirements of paragraph 3.10 of the Consultant Guidelines for Single Source Selection, may, with the Association's prior agreement, be procured in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 3.9 through 3.13 of the Consultant Guidelines.

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  • Vacation Selection Beginning January 2 of each calendar year, employees will be scheduled a time, based on seniority, to select up to three (3) segments of available vacation leave during the time period of April 1 through March 31. A “segment” is one (1) or more contiguous days of vacation leave. No segment shall include more than ten (10) consecutive days of vacation leave in June, July, and/or August, provided that an employee may select contiguous segments of vacation leave. Each employee will be guaranteed one (1) scheduled workweek of vacation leave if requested as one of their segments. Off-shift times to select a vacation will not be considered as “time worked” for purposes of computing callback or overtime. If an employee is unable to be present during their scheduled time they may make their choice by telephone, email, or another individual with written documentation of designation, may select a vacation segment(s) for the employee. If the employee fails to select their vacation during their assigned time, the Employer may proceed with scheduling. The employee will be provided an opportunity to select their segment(s) at a later date when they are available. The Employer will publish the vacation schedule by March 1, after considering requests, as well as Agency program needs. Employees will complete a Leave Request Form no less than thirty (30) days prior to any approved vacation segment taken.

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