Table Funder’s Services Sample Clauses

Table Funder’s Services. Table Funder may submit Loan application packages (“Applications”) to Renasant Bank in accordance with this Agreement and Bank’s product manuals, procedures and guidelines found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx as they may be amended by Renasant Bank at any time (collectively, “Bank Guidelines”). In response to Table Funder’s submission of an Application, Bank, in its sole discretion, may underwrite, close and fund the Loan in Renasant Bank’s name. In connection with Table Funder’s Loan origination activities for Applications submitted to Bank, Table Funder shall take Loan applications and order and receive credit documents including an appraisal through a Bank-approved appraiser or appraisal management company (“AMC”) if permitted by (a) Bank Guidelines and applicable guidelines of the Federal Housing Administration, the Veterans Administration, the United States Department of Agriculture, Xxxxxx Xxx and Freddie Mac (collectively, “Agency Guidelines”); and (b) state and federal statutes, regulations and administrative guidance (collectively, “Law”). Table Funder shall be responsible for the cost of any appraisal Table Funder orders in connection with Applications submitted to Bank and shall make payment to AMC immediately upon Bank’s direction regardless of whether the Loan to be secured by the appraised property closes. At no time shall Table Funder represent that it is acting as an agent of Renasant Bank. Table Funder shall have no authority to act for or on behalf of Renasant Bank or to bind Renasant Bank in any manner without the express prior written consent of Renasant Bank.
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