Buydown Funds definition

Buydown Funds. Any amount contributed by the seller of a Mortgaged Property, the Company or other source in order to enable the Mortgagor to reduce the payments required to be made from the Mortgagor's funds in the early years of a Mortgage Loan. Buydown Funds are not part of the Trust Fund prior to deposit into the Custodial or Certificate Account.

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Buydown Funds. In respect of any Buydown Mortgage Loan, any amount contributed by the seller of a Mortgaged Property subject to a Buydown Mortgage Loan, the buyer of such property, the Company or any other source, plus interest earned thereon, in order to enable the Mortgagor to reduce the payments required to be made from the mortgagor's funds in the early years of a Mortgage Loan.

Buydown Funds. Money advanced by a builder, seller or other interested party to reduce a Borrower's Monthly Payment during the initial years of a Mortgage Loan.

Examples of Buydown Funds in a sentence

The amount of Buydown Funds which may be remitted in accordance with the related buydown agreement may reduce the amount required to be paid by the Mortgagor to fully prepay the related Mortgage Loan.
The Servicer must distribute any Buydown Funds in each Custodial Buydown Account in accordance with the terms of the applicable Buydown Agreement.
The Servicer must amortize a Mortgage Loan for which Buydown Funds are applied at the Mortgage Interest Rate, not at the buy-down rate, in order to ensure that payments are collected to amortize properly the Mortgage Loan.
The Servicer must establish a separate custodial account to hold Buydown Funds on Mortgage Loans being serviced for the Trustee, its successors and assigns.
Unless the related Buydown Agreement provides otherwise, the Servicer may not use Buydown Funds relating to a Mortgage Loan to cure a Delinquency with respect to such Mortgage Loan.

More Definitions of Buydown Funds

Buydown Funds. Funds contributed by the Mortgagor or another source in order to reduce the interest payments required from the Mortgagor for a specified period in specified amounts.

Buydown Funds. In respect of any Buydown Mortgage Loan, any amount contributed by the related originator or the employer of a relocated borrower in order to enable the Mortgagor to reduce the payments required to be made from the Mortgagor’s funds during the Buydown Period. The Buydown Funds are not part of the Trust Fund prior to deposit into the Collection Account or the Distribution Account.

Buydown Funds. Amounts delivered to the Company by a Mortgagor, seller of a Mortgaged Property, the Company or third party in connection with a Buydown Mortgage Loan.

Buydown Funds means, in respect of any Buydown Mortgage Loan, any amount held by the Servicer, which was contributed by the seller of a Mortgaged Property subject to a Buydown Mortgage Loan, the buyer of such property, the Originator or any other source, plus interest earned thereon, in order to enable the Mortgagor to reduce the payments required to be made from the mortgagor’s funds in the early years of a Mortgage Loan.

Buydown Funds. With respect to any Buydown Mortgage Loan, the amount set forth on the related Mortgage Loan Schedule, which amount is held by the servicer of the Mortgage Loan for application against Monthly Payments with respect to such Mortgage Loan.

Buydown Funds. In respect of any Buydown Mortgage Loan, any amount contributed by the Originator or the employer of a relocated borrower in order to enable the Mortgagor to reduce the payments required to be made from the Mortgagor's funds during the Buydown Period.

Buydown Funds. Any amount contributed by the seller of a Manufactured Home, the Depositor, or another source in order to enable the Obligor to reduce the payments required to be made by the Obligor from the Obligor's funds in the early years of a Contract.]