Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations Sample Clauses

Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations. Borrower is a(n): ☐ Individual ☐ Revocable Trust ☐ Single Asset Entity ☐ Restricted Multiple Asset Entity ☐ Tenancy in common made up of multiple Co-Borrowers See the attached “Tenants in Common” rider for the Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations for each Co-Borrower. ☐ Collection of Co-Borrowers that are not tenants in common, but have common ownership See the attached “Co-Borrowers” rider for the Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations for each Co-Borrower. The limitations on Single Asset Entities and Restricted Multiple Asset Entities are detailed in Section 6.13. O&M Program(s) Borrower must implement and maintain each O&M Program and Moisture Management Plan checked below. ☐ Asbestos ☐ Storage tanks ☐ Lead-based paint ☐ Drinking water ☐ Radon ☐ Prior use of Mortgaged Property ☐ Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) ☐ Neighborhood waste sites ☐ Hazardous Materials ☐ Other (describe: _______________) ☐ Moisture Management Plan ☐ Other (describe: _______________) O&M Program requirements are detailed in Section 6.12, and Moisture Management Plan requirements are detailed in Section 6.09. Guarantor(s) Notices Addresses for Notices to Borrower, Guarantor, and Lender as of the Effective Date are listed on the signature pages (See Section 10.03).
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Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations. (a) This Section 6.13 is not applicable to Borrowers who are natural persons.
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Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations. Borrower ___________________ is a(n): __ Individual or revocable trust __ Single Asset Entity __ Restricted Multiple Asset Entity The limitations on Single Asset Entities and Restricted Multiple Asset Entities are detailed in Section 6.13 B. A new Section 5.27 added as follows:
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Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations. Borrower is a(n): ☐ Irrevocable Trust ☐ Single Asset Entity The limitations on Single Asset Entities are detailed in Section 6.13. O&M Program(s) Borrower must implement and maintain each O&M Program and Moisture Management Plan checked below. ☐ Asbestos ☐ Storage tanks ☐ Lead-based paint ☐ Drinking water ☐ Radon ☐ Prior use of Mortgaged Property ☐ Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) ☐ Neighborhood waste sites ☐ Hazardous Materials ☐ Other (describe: _______________) ☐ Moisture Management Plan ☐ Other (describe: _______________) O&M Program requirements are detailed in Section 6.12, and Moisture Management Plan requirements are detailed in Section 6.09(f). Guarantor(s) Addresses for Notices to Guarantor(s) as of the Effective Date are listed on the signature pages of the Guaranty (See Section 10.03).
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Borrower Entity Requirements and Limitations. Reserved Until the Indebtedness is paid in full, Borrower will satisfy each of the following requirements:
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