Qualified Correspondent Sample Clauses

Qualified Correspondent. Any Person from which the Company purchased Mortgage Loans, provided that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) such Mortgage Loans were originated pursuant to an agreement between the Company and such Person that contemplated that such Person would underwrite mortgage loans from time to time, for sale to the Company, in accordance with underwriting guidelines designated by the Company (“Designated Guidelines”) or guidelines that do not vary materially from such Designated Guidelines; (ii) such Mortgage Loans were in fact underwritten as described in clause (i) above and were acquired by the Company within 180 days after origination; (iii) either (x) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were originated, used by the Company in origination of mortgage loans of the same type as the Mortgage Loans for the Company’s own account or (y) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were underwritten, designated by the Company on a consistent basis for use by lenders in originating mortgage loans to be purchased by the Company; and (iv) the Company employed, at the time such Mortgage Loans were acquired by the Company, pre-purchase or post-purchase quality assurance procedures (which may involve, among other things, review of a sample of mortgage loans purchased during a particular time period or through particular channels) designed to ensure that Persons from which it purchased mortgage loans properly applied the underwriting criteria designated by the Company.
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Qualified Correspondent. Any Person from which the Seller purchased Mortgage Loans, provided that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) such Mortgage Loans were originated pursuant to an agreement between the Seller and such Person that contemplated that such Person would underwrite mortgage loans from time to time, for sale to the Seller, in accordance with underwriting guidelines designated by the Seller (“Designated Guidelines”) or guidelines that do not vary materially from such Designated Guidelines; (ii) such Mortgage Loans were in fact underwritten as described in clause (i) above and were acquired by the Seller within 180 days after origination; (iii) either (x) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were originated, used by the Seller in origination of mortgage loans of the same type as the Mortgage Loans for the Seller’s own account or (y) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were underwritten, designated by the Seller on a consistent basis for use by lenders in originating mortgage loans to be purchased by the Seller; and (iv) the Seller employed, at the time such Mortgage Loans were acquired by the Seller, pre-purchase or post-purchase quality assurance procedures (which may involve, among other things, review of a sample of mortgage loans purchased during a particular time period or through particular channels) designed to ensure that Persons from which it purchased mortgage loans properly applied the underwriting criteria designated by the Seller.
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Qualified Correspondent. Any Person from which the Seller purchased Loans, provided that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) such Loans were originated pursuant to an agreement between the Seller and such Person that contemplated that such Person would underwrite mortgage loans from time to time, for sale to the Seller, in accordance with underwriting guidelines designated by the Seller (“Designated Guidelines”) or guidelines that do not vary materially from such Designated Guidelines; (ii) such Loans were in fact underwritten as described in clause (i) above and were acquired by the Seller within 180 days after origination; (iii) either (x) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Loans were originated, used by the Seller in origination of mortgage loans of the same type as the Loans for the Seller’s own account or (y) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Loans were underwritten, designated by the Seller on a consistent basis for use by lenders in originating mortgage loans to be purchased by the Seller; and (iv) the Seller employed, at the time such Loans were acquired by the Seller, pre-purchase or post-purchase quality assurance procedures (which may involve, among other things, review of a sample of mortgage loans purchased during a particular time period or through particular channels) designed to ensure that Persons from which it purchased mortgage loans properly applied the underwriting criteria designated by the Seller.
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Qualified Correspondent. Any Person from which Countrywide purchased Mortgage Loans, provided that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) such Mortgage Loans were either (x) originated pursuant to an agreement between Countrywide and such Person that contemplated that such Person would underwrite mortgage loans from time to time, for sale to Countrywide, in accordance with underwriting guidelines designated by Countrywide (“Designated Guidelines”) or guidelines that do not vary materially from such Designated Guidelines or (y) individually re-underwritten by Countrywide to the Designated Guidelines at the time such Mortgage Loans were acquired by Countrywide; (ii) either (x) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were originated, used by Countrywide in origination of mortgage loans of the same type as the Mortgage Loans for Countrywide’s own account or (y) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were underwritten, designated by Countrywide on a consistent basis for use by lenders in originating mortgage loans to be purchased by Countrywide; and (iii) Countrywide employed, at the time such Mortgage Loans were acquired by Countrywide, pre-purchase or post-purchase quality assurance procedures (which may involve, among other things, review of a sample of mortgage loans purchased during a particular time period or through particular channels) designed to ensure that either Persons from which it purchased mortgage loans properly applied the underwriting criteria designated by Countrywide or the Mortgage Loans purchased by Countrywide substantially comply with the Designated Guidelines.
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Qualified Correspondent. Any Person from which the Servicer purchased HELOCs, provided that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) such HELOCs were originated pursuant to an agreement between the Servicer and such Person that contemplated that such Person would underwrite mortgage loans from time to time, for sale to the Servicer, in accordance with underwriting guidelines designated by the Servicer (“Designated Guidelines”) or guidelines that do not vary materially from such Designated Guidelines; (ii) such HELOCs were in fact underwritten as described in clause (i) above and were acquired by the Servicer within 180 days after origination; (iii) either (x) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such HELOCs were originated, used by the Servicer in origination of mortgage loans of the same type as the HELOCs for the Servicer’s own account or (y) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such HELOCs were underwritten, designated by the Servicer on a consistent basis for use by lenders in originating mortgage loans to be purchased by the Servicer; and (iv) the Servicer employed, at the time such HELOCs were acquired by the Servicer, pre-purchase or post-purchase quality assurance procedures (which may involve, among other things, review of a sample of mortgage loans purchased during a particular time period or through particular channels) designed to ensure that Persons from which it purchased mortgage loans properly applied the underwriting criteria designated by the Servicer. For the avoidance of doubt, a “Qualified Correspondent” includes a “table broker” or mortgage lender that originates loans underwritten and funded by the Servicer or an Affiliate of the Servicer.
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Qualified Correspondent. Any Person from which a Seller purchased Mortgage Loans, provided that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) such Mortgage Loans were originated pursuant to an agreement between the applicable Seller(s) and such Person that contemplated that such Person would underwrite mortgage loans from time to time, for sale to the applicable Seller(s), in accordance with underwriting guidelines designated by the Seller(s) (“Designated Guidelines”) or guidelines that do not vary materially from such Designated Guidelines; (ii) such Mortgage Loans were in fact underwritten as described in clause (i) above and were acquired by the applicable Seller(s) within 180 days after origination; (iii) either (x) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were originated, used by the applicable Seller(s) in origination of mortgage loans of the same type as the Mortgage Loans for the Seller's own account or (y) the Designated Guidelines were, at the time such Mortgage Loans were underwritten, designated by the Seller(s) on a consistent basis for use by lenders in originating mortgage loans to be purchased by the applicable Seller(s); and (iv) the applicable Seller(s) employed, at the time such Mortgage Loans were acquired by the Seller, pre-purchase or post-purchase quality assurance procedures (which may involve, among other things, review of a sample of mortgage loans purchased during a particular time period or through particular channels) designed to ensure that Persons from which it purchased mortgage loans properly applied the underwriting criteria designated by the Seller(s). Reconstitution: Any Securitization Transaction or Whole Loan Transfer. Regulation AB: Subpart 229.1100 - Asset Backed Securities (Regulation AB), 17 C.F.R. §§229.1100-229.1123, as such may be amended from time to time, and subject to such clarification and interpretation as have been provided by the Commission in the adopting release (Asset-Backed Securities, Securities Act Release No. 33-8518, 70 Fed. Reg. 1,506, 1,531 (Jan. 7, 2005)) or by the staff of the Commission, or as may be provided by the Commission or its staff from time to time.
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