Examples of Owner Entities in a sentence
The Members intend that the Company will not own any real estate directly, but will only own interests in the Owner Entities and Additional Property Owner Entities.
The Members anticipate expanding the business of the Company by acquiring one or more Additional Properties (through Additional Property Owner Entities) and causing the Additional Properties to be developed, redeveloped or refurbished.
As and when prepared or received by the Manager, the Manager shall promptly provide each Member with copies of all reports, studies, operating statements, budgets and other material documents received by the Owner Entity and the Additional Property Owner Entities.
The DORC is a legal instrument that ensures that PHAs and Owner Entities develop mixed-finance projects in compliance with Public Housing Requirements.
Investments non-current restricted include operating reserves that are held by escrow agents at various banking institutions for the benefit of investors and Owner Entities of the MIXED rental communities.
Recapitalization Agreement by and among the Partnership, Owner Entities and Cedar LP, dated as of October 2, 2003.
The loans are amortized over periods generally up to 55 years and bear interest at various rates, as agreed to by AHA and individual Owner Entities, and approved by HUD.
In accordance with Federal guidelines, MPHA, Owner Entities and Management Agents will make reasonable efforts to provide or arrange language assistance for program Applicants and members of MPHA Assisted Households with LEP if they require such assistance in order to access MPHA’s Rental Assistance Programs and related activities.
These subordinated loans are fully obligated to the Owner Entities at the financial closing and represent AHA’s share of the development budget for AHA-assisted Annual Contribution Contract (ACC) units.
Describe the worldwide context of the proposed concentration, indicating the position of each of the parties to the concentration outside of the EEA territory in terms of size and competitive strength.