REO Property Documents definition

REO Property Documents means, with respect to a REO Property, the documents designated from time to time by Owner, including but not limited to the original deeds, the original contracts of sale, if applicable, and the original lease agreements, if applicable.

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REO Property Documents. The meaning set forth in the Custodial Agreement, which definition is incorporated by reference herein.

REO Property Documents. With respect to a REO Property, the documents listed on Schedule V.

Examples of REO Property Documents in a sentence

• The REO Property Documents, and any additional documents required to be added to the REO File pursuant to this Agreement.

• A custodian under a Custodial Agreement, or its successor in interest or permitted assigns, or any successor to such Custodian under such Custodial Agreement as provided therein, or, in the case of any Mortgage File or REO Property Documents held by The Huntington National Bank, The Huntington National Bank.

• Borrower and each Eligible REO Entity, as applicable, shall remain liable under the Eligible REO Entity Pledged Equity, Contributed REO Properties and REO Property Documents to perform all of Borrower’s or such Eligible REO Entity’s duties and obligations thereunder to the same extent as if the Loan Documents had not been executed.

• The agreements governing the retention of the originals of each Mortgage Note, Mortgage, Assignment of Mortgage and other Mortgage Loan Documents and the REO Property Documents.

More Definitions of REO Property Documents

REO Property Documents means, with respect to any Underlying Asset that is an REO Property, those documents comprising the REO Property File.

REO Property Documents. With respect to any Underlying Asset that is an REO Property, those documents identified in the Custodial Agreement and executed in connection with, evidencing or governing such Underlying Asset, which are required to be delivered to the Custodian under the Custodial Agreement.