Projected Net Cash Flow definition
Examples of Projected Net Cash Flow in a sentence
In the case of each Mortgaged Property securing a Co-op Mortgage Loan, the respective files and reports comprising the CMSA Reports shall present the Projected Net Cash Flow for such Mortgaged Property and the Debt Service Coverage Ratio for such Co-op Mortgage Loan, as such terms apply to residential cooperative properties, if and to the extent that such file or report requires preparation and/or submission of data concerning net cash flow or debt service coverage.
Annually, within 120 days of the fiscal year end, if distributions to the Company exceed the Projected Net Cash Flow, seventy-five (75%) of the difference will be returned to the Managing Member/General Partner.
Neither the NZFC nor the Rebate Panel will be under any obligation to exercise its discretion in a manner favourable to the applicant.
The Dispute Engineer shall be asked to calculate a “risk adjusted” Projected Net Cash Flow Attributable to the Subject Interests by dividing the Projected Net Cash Flow Attributable to the Subject Interests so determined by 1.3 (the “Risked NPV”).
The replacement Minimum Payment Amount for a particular Payment Date shall then equal (i)(A) Projected Net Cash Flow Attributable to the Subject Interests between the previous Payment Date and the applicable Payment Date divided by (B) Projected Net Cash Flow Attributable to the Subject Interests for the remaining Payment Period multiplied by (ii) the aggregate outstanding amount of the Loans.