Net Value Factor definition

Net Value Factor means (i) the historical actual final collections received on the Provider's Receivables within 180 days of the Last Service Date of such Receivables, divided by (ii) the gross value of such Receivables.

Net Value Factor means, initially, the percentages set forth on Schedule V attached hereto, as such percentages may be adjusted, upwards or downwards on a prospective basis with Written Notice to the Borrower, in the good faith discretion of the Lender but in consultation with the Borrower and the Primary Servicer, based on (i) the historical actual final collections received on the Receivables within 180 days of the Invoice Date of such Receivables (without regard to the factors set forth in the definition of "Defaulted Receivable"), divided by (ii) the gross value of such Receivables.

Net Value Factor means, initially, the percentages set forth on Annex III attached hereto, as such percentages may be reasonably adjusted upwards or downwards by the Collateral Manager based on objective historical performance and actual collection history.

Examples of Net Value Factor in a sentence

• In order to estimate holding and disposition costs, a standard acquisition and management resale factor of 15.95 percent (aka VA Net Value Factor) as established by the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) of the estimated sales price is used.

• The Agency will apply an acquisition and management resale factor to estimate holding and disposition costs based on the most current VA Net Value Factor found at: https://www.benefits.va.gov/HOMELOANS/servicers_valeri.asp.

• The Agency will employ a loss claim model that takes into consideration various factors, including the market value appraisal, as well as property preservation and disposition costs based on the VA Management and Acquisition Factor costs consistent with the most currently published U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Management and Acquisition Factor (VA Net Value Factor) found at https://www.benefits.

• If the property remains unsold after the permissible marketing period, the loss claim is based upon a liquidation value real estate appraisal and preservation and disposition costs consistent with the most currently published U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Management and Acquisition Factor (VA Net Value Factor) found at https:// www.benefits.va.gov/HOMELOANS/ servicers_valeri.asp.

• The Agency estimates the net recovery value on unsold REO as the difference between: • The estimated value of the property based on the Property Sale Value Calculator;• Allowable acquisition and management costs associated with liquidation; and• Net Value Factor.

More Definitions of Net Value Factor

Net Value Factor means, initially, the percentages set forth on Schedule V attached hereto, as such percentages may be adjusted, upwards or downwards on a prospective basis with Written Notice to the Borrower, in the good faith discretion of the Lender but in consultation with the Borrowers, based on (i) the historical actual final collections received on the Receivables within 180 days of the Invoice Date of such Receivables (without regard to the factors set forth in the definition of “Defaulted Receivable”), divided by (ii) the gross value of such Receivables.

Net Value Factor means, initially, the percentages set forth on Schedule V hereto, as such percentages may be adjusted upwards or downwards by the Program Manager based on the historical actual final collections received on the Receivables within 180 days of the Last Service Date of such Receivables.

Net Value Factor means, initially, as follows: Obligor Net Value Factor ------- ---------------- Blue Shield 10% Client 60% Insurers/HMO's 20% MediCal 15% Medicare 20% Patient 25%

Net Value Factor means, initially, the percentages set forth on Schedule VI attached hereto, as such percentages may be adjusted, upwards or downwards in accordance with the Loan Agreement based on the historical actual final collections received on the Providers' Receivables within 180 days of the Last Service Date of such Receivables (without regard to the factors set forth in the definition of "Defaulted Receivable").

Net Value Factor means, initially, the percentages set forth on Schedule V attached hereto, as such percentages may be adjusted, upwards or downwards with notice (which may be telephonic) to the Borrower, in the good faith discretion of the Lender but in consultation with the Borrower and the Primary Servicer. In adjusting the Net Value Factor, the Lender shall consider, among other factors, the final Collections received within 180 days of the Last Service Date of Receivables which arose during the one-Month, three-Month and six-Month periods, ended at the end of the sixth preceding Month (without regard to the factors set forth in the definition of "Defaulted Receivables").

Net Value Factor means, initially, as follows: Obligor Net Value Factor Private 98% Medicare 99% Medicaid 99% Medicare Part B 99% Insurance 98% VA and Other 98% as such percentage may be adjusted, upwards or downwards with Written Notice to the Borrower, in the good faith discretion of the Lender but in consultation with the Borrower and CCA, based on historical actual final collections received on the Receivables within the past 180 days.

Net Value Factor means 96%, as such percentage may be adjusted, upwards or downwards, in the sole discretion of the Lender, based on actual collection experience (without regard to the factors set forth in the definition of “Defaulted Receivable”).