Existing Financing definition
Examples of Existing Financing in a sentence
Without releasing Seller from its obligations under this Agreement, Buyer shall reasonably cooperate with Seller and use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain the executed Golf Course Lease Estoppel, Resort Lease Estoppel, Ground Lease Consent (including, without limitation, Buyer providing disclosure information reasonably requested by the Ground Lessors), Existing Financing Estoppel (if applicable) and assignment and written consent to assignment of Water Agreements.
Keep the Property insured against fire and other hazards covered by the insurance policies maintained by Seller or Manager on the Effective Date, or policies that are similar in all material respects, and in all cases in compliance with all applicable requirements under the Existing Financing Documents.
If Buyer elects to pursue the assumption of the Existing Financing Balance and provides notice thereof to Seller in accordance with Section 2.3(c), from and after the receipt of such notice until Closing or earlier termination of this Agreement Seller shall use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain the executed Existing Financing Assumption Documents.
Prior to any such inspection, Buyer shall deliver to Seller certificates reasonably satisfactory to Seller evidencing that Buyer’s consultants and agents carry and maintain such general liability insurance policies with such companies and in such scope and amounts as are acceptable to Seller in its reasonable discretion, in all cases naming Seller, any Seller-Related Persons and any parties required under the terms of the Existing Financing as additional insureds thereunder.
If Buyer delivers an Existing Finance Election Notice, then Buyer shall be solely responsible for all fees and other charges of the Existing Lender associated with B▇▇▇▇’s election to assume the Existing Financing Balance and negotiation of the Existing Financing Assumption Documents, irrespective of whether Buyer actually assumes the Existing Financing at Closing or not (the “Buyer’s Assumption Cost Obligation”).