Acquired Property Files means, with respect to each Acquired Property, to the extent applicable, the following: (A) if the related Acquired Property Deed has been delivered for recordation, a copy thereof (which might be electronic) file-stamped with evidence of recording thereon in the name of the Ownership Entity, together with a certificate of the related servicer or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such Acquired Property Deed is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, or (y) if the related Acquired Property Deed has been delivered for recordation but not yet returned, a copy thereof (which might be electronic) together with a certificate of the servicer or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such Acquired Property Deed is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, and that the original Acquired Property Deed has been delivered to the proper recording office for recordation; (B) as applicable, either (x) a copy of each Acquired Property Deed (which might be electronic) that is intervening between the lender that obtained title to such property assets as a result of foreclosure or deed in lieu of foreclosure of a mortgage or deed of trust and the Ownership Entity, with the same certification documentation required in clause (A) above, or (y) the original or a copy of the assignment of foreclosure bid between the foreclosing lender and the Ownership Entity with respect to the related Acquired Property, and in the case of a copy, together with a certificate of the Servicer or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such assignment of foreclosure bid is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, with the same certification documentation required in clause (A) above; (C) the original or copy policy of title insurance prior to foreclosure of the related mortgage loan accompanied by a title report procured upon foreclosure of the related mortgage loan, with respect to the Acquired Property; and (D) for any Acquired Property that is subject to a lease, (x) a copy of the lease together with a certificate of the servicer certifying that such lease is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, and (y) if required by the Purchase Money Notes Guarantor, the original assignment of such lease from the lessor thereunder to the Ownership Entity or a copy thereof together with a certificate of the Servicer certifying that such assignment is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document.
Acquired Property Files means, with respect to each Acquired Property, to the extent applicable, the following: (a) (i) if the related Acquired Property Deed, Receiver’s Deed or Receiver’s Quitclaim Deed has been delivered for recordation, a copy thereof (which may be electronic) file-stamped with evidence of recording thereon in the name of the Ownership Entity, together with a certificate of the related Servicer (or Subservicer) or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such Acquired Property Deed, Receiver’s Deed or Receiver’s Quitclaim Deed is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, or (ii) if the related Acquired Property Deed, Receiver’s Deed or Receiver’s Quitclaim Deed has been delivered for recordation but not yet returned, a copy thereof (which may be electronic) together with a certificate of the related Servicer (or Subservicer) or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such Acquired Property Deed, Receiver’s Deed or Receiver’s Quitclaim Deed is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, and that the original Acquired Property Deed, Receiver’s Deed or Receiver’s Quitclaim Deed has been delivered to the proper recording office for recordation; (b) as applicable, either
Acquired Property Files means, with respect to each Acquired Property, to the extent applicable, the following: (i)(A) if the related Acquired Property Deed has been delivered for recordation, a copy thereof (which might be electronic) file-stamped with evidence of recording thereon in the name of the Ownership Entity, together with a certificate of the related Servicer or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such Acquired Property Deed is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, or (B) if the related Acquired Property Deed has been delivered for recordation but not yet returned, a copy thereof (which might be electronic) together with a certificate of the Servicer or the foreclosure attorney certifying that such Acquired Property Deed is a true, correct and complete copy of the original document, and that the original Acquired Property Deed has been delivered to the proper recording office for recordation; (ii) as applicable, either (A) a copy of each Acquired Property Deed (which might be electronic) that is intervening between the lender that obtained title to such property assets as a result of foreclosure or deed in lieu of foreclosure of a mortgage or deed of trust and the Ownership Entity, with the same certification documentation required in clause (i)(A) above, or