GENERAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

GENERAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES. A. GM defines a rental vehicle as:
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GENERAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES. A. Purpose of Special Inspection Special Inspection is the monitoring of the materials and workmanship that are critical to the integrity of the building structure. It is a review of the work that the contractors and their employees to assure that the approved plans and specifications are being followed and that relevant codes and ordinances are being observed. The special inspection process is in addition to those inspections conducted by the municipal building inspector and by the engineer or architect of record as part of periodic structural observation. The special inspectors furnish continuous or periodic inspection as prescribed in IBC Table 1704.3 for that construction which requires their presence. [IBC Section 109.3.9 and 1704] Good communication between the special inspector and the designers, contractor, and building department is essential to project quality assurance.
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GENERAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES. (Paragraph 4) Except as provided in the terms of those certain home equity lines of credit (HELOC) loans approved by First Republic Bank, subordinate financing is acceptable on any transactions when the subject loan is in first lien position (FULL/ALT documentation level only), provided, however, that the combined LTV shall not exceed 80%. Notwithstanding the foregoing, with respect to purchase money mortgages only, the LTV may be 80/10/10. The second lien must be recorded and clearly subordinate to the subject loan. It must provide for regular payments that cover at least the interest due for the period and contain no provision for negative amortization, future advances, or wrap-around terms. The subordinate lien must be considered in the calculation of the DSI ratio for the subject loan. The minimum term of a subordinate loan must be at least five years. Credit documents must be no more than 90 days old at the time of TMHL approval or more than 120 days old at time of purchase.
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GENERAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES. (Paragraph 5) TMHL will only purchase mortgages made to natural persons who have reached the age of majority as defined in the jurisdiction where the subject property is located or in the name of an Inter Vivos (Living) Trust. Mortgages made to corporations, partnerships, other trusts, etc. are unacceptable.
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GENERAL PROGRAM GUIDELINES. A. General Motors defines a rental vehicle as: a. "The bona fide rental of a vehicle involving use and payment by a customer on an hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Usage of any such vehicle(s) by a customer for a period of four (4) consecutive months or longer shall be deemed to constitute leasing, and not rental, and will make the vehicle ineligible for incentives." b. If a vehicle enrolled in the Daily Rental Purchase Program is found to be on-rent (lease) to a customer in excess of the above guideline, or if the customer consecutively rents multiple enrolled vehicles for an aggregate term of four (4) or more months, all vehicles involved in such transactions will not be considered rental and will be ineligible for incentives. General Motors may audit the rental customer to ensure compliance with this guideline.
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