Maximum Acquisition Cost definition

Maximum Acquisition Cost means the Maximum Acquisition Cost under the Corporation's Single-Family Bond Program.
Maximum Acquisition Cost means an amount which does not exceed ninety percent (90%) of the Average Area Acquisition Cost - New in the case of a New Residence or ninety percent (90%) of the Average Area Acquisition Cost - Existing in the case of an Existing Residence. With respect to Residences in a Targeted Area, the limitations of the immediately preceding sentence shall be applied by substituting "110%" for "90%". The Maximum Acquisition Cost shall be determined as of the earlier of the date a Lender makes a commitment to provide financing or the date of the purchase contract under which the Residence is purchased. A different Maximum Acquisition Cost may be specified by the Commission in a Commission Notice in connection with Taxable Loan Programs or to take into account changes in the Code.
Maximum Acquisition Cost means $12,837,171.91.

Examples of Maximum Acquisition Cost in a sentence

  • This unit updates the listing of drug products on the Maximum Acquisition Cost (MAC)/Federal Upper Limit (FUL) lists.

  • Lessee may request payment or reimbursement of Acquisition Costs in an aggregate amount not to exceed the excess of the Maximum Acquisition Cost over the aggregate Acquisition Costs of all Items of Equipment previously leased by Lessor.

  • Subject to and upon the terms and conditions set forth herein and in the Assembly Agency Agreement for the benefit of Lessor, Lessor shall reimburse Lessee for the Acquisition Cost of each Item of Equipment assembled by Lessee on behalf of Lessor in accordance with the Assembly Agency Agreement, provided the aggregate of such Acquisition Costs of all Items of Equipment and the Items of Equipment purchased by Lessor from Lessee shall not exceed the Maximum Acquisition Cost.

  • The natural gas compressor equipment to be sold by Lessee to Lessor pursuant to this Agreement shall include only natural gas compressor equipment of the type(s) described on Schedule 1 hereto, provided that the aggregate of the Acquisition Costs of all Items of Equipment purchased by Lessor from Lessee and all Items of Equipment assembled by Lessee on behalf of Lessor in accordance with the Assembly Agency Agreement shall not exceed the Maximum Acquisition Cost.

  • Consent and Agreement of Lessee and Guarantor..................................................80 (iii) 5 APPENDICES, EXHIBITS AND SCHEDULES APPENDIX A Definitions SCHEDULE 1 Maximum Acquisition Cost SCHEDULE 2 Notice Addresses and Payment Instructions SCHEDULE 3 Subsidiaries SCHEDULE 4 Insurance SCHEDULE 5 Liabilities SCHEDULE 6 Taxes SCHEDULE 7 Titles, Etc.


More Definitions of Maximum Acquisition Cost

Maximum Acquisition Cost means $200,000,000.
Maximum Acquisition Cost means the Maximum Acquisition Cost for an Eligible Residence as described in the Program Documents.
Maximum Acquisition Cost means the amount specified as such on each consecutively numbered Related Exhibit A now or hereafter attached hereto and made a part hereof.
Maximum Acquisition Cost means the maximum purchase price of a Home as determined in the Single-Family Bond Program Rule Chapter 67-25, F.A.C. ”Non-Profit Sponsor" means a unit of local government, a housing authority established pursuant to Chapter 421, F.S., a Community Based Organization, and Community Development Corporation as defined in Rules 67-44.001(7) and (8), F.A.C., which has as its primary stated purpose in its articles of incorporation or by-laws to provide decent housing that is affordable to lower and moderate income persons and which has agreed to sponsor an Eligible Project using a for-profit developer for development of the units. The Non-Profit Organization shall have control of the Project and shall materially participate in the development and operation of the Project through the compliance period. The term
Maximum Acquisition Cost means $427,000,000.
Maximum Acquisition Cost means initially for the period from the Closing Date to June 30, 2000, $90,000,000 and thereafter the amount specified as such on the latest Exhibit A. "Maximum Obligor Risk Amount" for any Item of Equipment on any date of determination shall mean an amount obtained by multiplying (a) the percentage set forth in the Equipment Agreement Supplement for such Item under the caption "Maximum Obligor Risk 10 70
Maximum Acquisition Cost means with respect to the aggregate Acquisition Cost of the Equipment under all of the Schedules, $55,500,000;"