Common use of Subordination Liens Clause in Contracts

Subordination Liens. In connection with any governmental program under which a Mortgagor may obtain a benefit in the event the related Mortgaged Property is subject to a disaster provided that the Mortgagor files a covenant or other lien against the Mortgaged Property and is required to obtain the subordination thereto of the Mortgage, the Servicer may cause such subordination to be executed and filed provided that either (i) the related Mortgage Loan is in default or default with respect to such Mortgage Loan is imminent or (ii) such subordination and participation in such governmental program will not result in a change in payment expectations with respect to such Mortgage Loan. For purposes of the preceding sentence, a change in payment expectations occurs if, as a result of such subordination and participation in such governmental program, (1) there is a substantial enhancement of the Mortgagor's capacity to meet the payment obligations under the Mortgage Loan and that capacity was primarily speculative prior to such subordination and participation in such governmental program and is adequate after such subordination and participation in such governmental program or (2) there is a substantial impairment of the Mortgagor's capacity to meet the payment obligations under the Mortgage Loan and that capacity was adequate prior to such subordination and participation in such governmental program and is primarily speculative after such subordination and participation in such governmental program. The preceding sentence and clause (ii) of the second preceding sentence are intended to comply with Treasury Regulations Section 1.1001-3(e)(4) and shall be interpreted in accordance therewith.

Subordination Liens. In connection with any governmental program under which a Mortgagor may obtain a benefit in the event the related Mortgaged Property is subject to a disaster provided that the Mortgagor files a covenant or other lien against the Mortgaged Property and is required to obtain the subordination thereto of the Mortgage, the Servicer may cause such subordination to be executed and filed provided that either (i) the related Mortgage Loan is in default or default with respect to such Mortgage Loan is imminent or (ii) such subordination and participation in such governmental program will not result in a change in payment expectations with respect to such Mortgage LoanLoans. For purposes of the preceding sentence, a change in payment expectations occurs if, as a result of such subordination and participation in such governmental program, (1) there is a substantial enhancement of the Mortgagor's ’s capacity to meet the payment obligations under the related Mortgage Loan and that capacity was primarily speculative prior to such subordination and participation in such governmental program and is adequate after such subordination and participation in such governmental program or (2) there is a substantial impairment of the Mortgagor's ’s capacity to meet the payment obligations under the related Mortgage Loan and that capacity was adequate prior to such subordination and participation in such governmental program and is primarily speculative after such subordination and participation in such governmental program. The preceding sentence and clause (ii) of the second preceding sentence are intended to comply with Treasury Regulations Section 1.1001-3(e)(4) and shall be interpreted in accordance therewith.

Subordination Liens. In connection with any governmental program under which a Mortgagor may obtain a benefit in the event the related Mortgaged Property is subject to a disaster provided that the Mortgagor files a covenant or other lien against the Mortgaged Property and is required to obtain the subordination thereto of the Mortgage, the related Servicer may cause such subordination to be executed and filed provided that either (i) the related Mortgage Loan is in default or default with respect to such Mortgage Loan is imminent or (ii) such subordination and participation in such governmental program will not result in a change in payment expectations with respect to such Mortgage LoanLoans. For purposes of the preceding sentence, a change in payment expectations occurs if, as a result of such subordination and participation in such governmental program, (1) there is a substantial enhancement of the Mortgagor's ’s capacity to meet the payment obligations under the related Mortgage Loan and that capacity was primarily speculative prior to such subordination and participation in such governmental program and is adequate after such subordination and participation in such governmental program or (2) there is a substantial impairment of the Mortgagor's ’s capacity to meet the payment obligations under the related Mortgage Loan and that capacity was adequate prior to such subordination and participation in such governmental program and is primarily speculative after such subordination and participation in such governmental program. The preceding sentence and clause (ii) of the second preceding sentence are intended to comply with Treasury Regulations Section 1.1001-3(e)(4) and shall be interpreted in accordance therewith.