Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate definition

Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate. As of any date of determination, an estimate of the aggregate amount of future advances that will be required to be made under the Future Funding Companion Participations held by Affiliated Future Funding Companion Participation Holders during the immediately following two calendar quarters, excluding future advances to be made for (a) accretive leasing costs (e.g., following the future advance for such leasing costs, the debt yield will be equal to or greater than a required debt yield specified in the Asset Documents of the related Participated Loan), (b) earnouts paid to borrowers upon satisfaction of certain performance metrics set forth in the Asset Documents of the related Participated Loan, (c) advances that the Seller believes, in the exercise of its reasonable judgment, will be repaid in full during the period covered by the estimate and (d) accretive capital expenditures (e.g., following the future advance for such capital expenditures, the debt yield will be equal to or greater than a required debt yield specified in the Asset Documents of the related Participated Loan).
Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate. As of any date of determination, an estimate of the aggregate amount of future advances that will be required to be made under the Future Funding Participations held by the Future Funding Holder, LCMT or an affiliate of either during the immediately following two quarters, excluding future advances to be made for: (i) accretive leasing costs (e.g., following the future advance for such leasing costs, the debt yield will be equal to or greater than a required debt yield specified in the Asset Documents of the related Mortgage Loan); (ii) earnouts paid to borrowers upon satisfaction of certain performance metrics set forth in the Asset Documents of the related Mortgage Loan; (iii) advances that Lument Structured Finance, LCMT or an affiliate of either believes, in the exercise of its reasonable judgment, will be repaid in full during the period covered by the estimate; and (iv) accretive capital expenditures (e.g., following the future advance for such capital expenditures, the debt yield will be equal to or greater than a required debt yield specified in the Asset Documents of the related Mortgage Loan).

Examples of Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate in a sentence

  • In accordance with Section 3.26 of the Servicing Agreement, Seller’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate is the controlling estimate for the Relevant Period.

  • In accordance with Section 3.26 of the Servicing Agreement, the Servicer’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate is the controlling estimate for the Relevant Period.

  • Nothing has come to the attention of the Servicer in the documentation provided by the Seller that in the reasonable opinion of the Servicer would support a determination of a Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period that is at least 25% higher than Seller’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period.

  • Nothing has come to the attention of the Operating Advisor in the documentation provided by the Seller that in the reasonable opinion of the Operating Advisor would support a determination of a Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period that is at least 25% higher than Seller’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period.

  • In accordance with Section 3.26 of the Servicing Agreement, the Operating Advisor’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate is the controlling estimate for the Relevant Period.

  • The Operating Advisor’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period is $ .

  • Check One: o Nothing has come to the attention of the Special Servicer in the documentation provided by the Seller that in the reasonable opinion of the Special Servicer would support a determination of a Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period that is at least 25% higher than Seller’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period.

  • Nothing has come to the attention of the Servicer in the documentation provided by OREC Structured Finance Co., LLC dba Lument Structured Finance that in the reasonable opinion of the Servicer would support a determination of a Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period that is at least 25% higher than OREC Structured Finance Co., LLC dba Lument Structured Finance’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate for the Relevant Period.

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  • In accordance with Section 3.25 of the Servicing Agreement, the Servicer’s Two Quarter Future Advance Estimate is the controlling estimate for the Relevant Period.

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  • Net Working Capital Target means $0.00.

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  • Shared-Loss Quarter has the meaning provided in Section 2.1(a)(i) of this Commercial Shared-Loss Agreement.

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