SHARED APPRECIATION / Sample Clauses

SHARED APPRECIATION /. 1 If Xxxxxxxx has executed a Shared Appreciation Allonge, the covenants of the Allonge shall be incorporated into and supplement the covenants of this Note as if the Allonge were a part of this Note.
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SHARED APPRECIATION /. Each loan made by the Agency with funds provided pursuant to this Agreement may include a shared appreciation provision in the form contained in Exhibit E (Subordinate Deed of Trust Note). The Agency shall place shared appreciation, together with the repaid loan proceeds, in the Agency account (the HOME account referenced in Section IV-F-3 above) that will be used by the Agency for additional purchase assistance loan.
SHARED APPRECIATION /. Each loan made by either Agency pursuant to its City HOME Agreement may include a shared appreciation provision in a form approved by the County. If either City HOME Agreement includes a shared appreciation provision, the City shall cause the Agency to place shared appreciation, together with the repaid loan proceeds, in the Agency account (the HOME account referenced in Section IV-F-3) that will be used by the Agency for additional purchase assistance loans.
SHARED APPRECIATION /. A. I agree that in addition to my obligation to repay principal and interest pursuant to the terms of this Note, upon an Occurrence or if I prepay this Note in full or in part, I will pay Shared Appreciation, if any, according to the terms of this Paragraph 5. If Shared Appreciation becomes payable but the entire principal balance does not then become due and I do not then prepay this Note in full, I agree to pay additional Shared Appreciation upon any subsequent partial or full prepayments or later Occurrences. The amount of Shared Appreciation due on any prepayment or Occurrence shall not be affected by any previous payments of Shared Appreciation, except in accordance with Paragraph 5E below.
SHARED APPRECIATION /. (i) In general The Secretary may establish standards and policies that will allow for the pay- ment to the holder of any existing subordi- nate mortgage of a portion of any future appreciation in the property secured by such eligible mortgage that is owed to the Secretary pursuant to subsection (k).

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