Examples of Third Party Lender Agreement in a sentence
If SBA does not exercise its option and the Third Party Lender sells its note, then the Third Party Lender must provide CDC/SBA, within fifteen (15) days of the sale, with written notice of the purchaser's name, address and telephone number, and must provide the purchaser with a copy of the executed Third Party Lender Agreement.
If SBA does not exercise its option and the Third Party Lender sells its note, then the Third Party Lender must provide CDC/SBA, within fifteen (15) days of the sale, with written notice of the purchaser's name, address and telephone number and confirmation that the purchaser has received a copy of the executed Third Party Lender Agreement.
Borrower shall comply in a timely manner with all of its obligations and agreements under each Third Party Lender Agreement.
SBA’s obligation to make payments under this Agreement is not affected by the Third Party Lender Agreement or any side agreement between the parties unless SBA is a signatory to such agreement.
When ascertaining whether funds are available for application to a 504 Loan, make certain that all amounts attributable to Default Charges were subordinated to the 504 Loan as required by the Third Party Lender Agreement.
The Small Business Administration has second priority in the proceeds from foreclosure of the real estate, except as to Default Charges as defined in the Third Party Lender Agreement, as to which the Small Business Administration has first priority.
Wells Fargo will be permitted to foreclose upon the real estate located at 2701 North Wheeling Road, Muncie, Indiana, and has first priority to the proceeds of such foreclosure except as provided in the Third Party Lender Agreement with the Small Business Administration.
With regard to 504 Loans, make certain that all amounts attributable to Default Charges on the Third Party Loan, which were subordinated to the 504 Loan by the Third Party Lender Agreement, are paid to SBA rather than the Third Party Lender.
If the senior lien is on real property collateral, review the mortgage, deed of trust or other lien instrument, assignment of rents, title insurance policy, as well as the Third Party Lender Agreement and any other lienholder, inter-creditor, subordination, non- disturbance or attornment agreement.
Some commenters requested that SBA clarify that the Third Party Lender does not have to liquidate collateral that either no longer exists or has no recoverable value.However, this language is in the Third Party Lender Agreement signed by the Third Party Lender, and so there is no need to amend the regulation.Commenters were also generally supportive of SBA’s proposal to eliminate section 120.925 regarding Preferences.