Mortgage funds definition
Examples of Mortgage funds in a sentence
The Mortgage funds shall be used to retire the Construction Loan and if there are any funds remaining the Mortgage funds shall be used to retire any outstanding hard construction costs including labor and materials.
To the extent permitted in the applicable Mortgage, funds in the Reserve Accounts to the extent invested may be only invested in Permitted Investments in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.06.
The Partnership will loan to Redwood Mortgage funds in an amount equal to the sales commissions.
The Partnership will loan to Redwood Mortgage funds in an amount equal to the sales (See "PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION - Formation Loan").
To the extent permitted in the applicable Mortgage, funds in the Reserve Accounts may be invested in Permitted Investments in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.06.
The Mortgage funds shall be used to retire any outstanding hard construction costs including labor and materials.
The Partnership will loan to Redwood Mortgage funds in an amount equal to the sales commissions (not including any Continuing Servicing Fees) and all amounts payable in connection with unsolicited sales by the General Partners, as a Formation Loan.
In the event of a sale or transfer of title, Mortgage funds must be repaid.
Either (1) Borrower and every other holder of the Mortgage, if any, were authorized to transact and do business in the jurisdiction in which the Mortgaged Properly is located at all times when such party held the Mortgage; or (2) the loan of Mortgage funds, the acquisition of the Mortgage (if Borrower was not the original lender), the holding of the Mortgage and tale transfer of the Mortgage did not constitute the transaction of business or the doing of business in such jurisdiction.
No repayment shall be required and no interest shall accrue to the principal amount of Mortgage funds provided by the Hennepin County HRA and secured by the loan documents, prior to Ten(10) year loan term from the date of execution of loan documents by the Borrower, so long as the Subject Property remains a single family unit occupied by the Borrower, and so long as none of the events described above in paragraph 2.B occur.