Correspondent Seller Eligibility & Documentation Requirements
Correspondent Seller Eligibility & Documentation Requirements
Correspondent Seller Eligibility & Documentation Requirements
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(11) Property Intact. The Mortgaged Property is not damaged by waste, fire,<br />
earthquake or earth movement, wind, flood, tornado or other cause of loss. There<br />
are no proceedings pending for the partial or total condemnation of the Mortgaged<br />
Property.<br />
(12) Improvements. The Mortgaged Property is improved by a dwelling as<br />
permitted in the Sale Guidelines and as reflected in the credit files and other<br />
materials submitted to Buyer. The Mortgaged Property is free of damage and<br />
waste including but not limited to hazardous materials and there is no proceeding<br />
pending for the total or partial condemnation thereof. Any improvements that are<br />
included in the appraised value of the Mortgaged Property are totally within the<br />
property’s boundaries and building restriction lines. No improvements on<br />
adjoining property encroach on the Mortgaged Property unless the Sale<br />
Guidelines permit such an encroachment. Any and all home improvement goods<br />
and services to be provided or performed under a Loan have been provided in<br />
workmanlike manner, and in accordance with applicable regulatory codes, and to<br />
the Obligor(s) satisfaction. <strong>Seller</strong> has obtained the appropriate completion<br />
certificates.<br />
(13) Note Not Usurious. The Note is not usurious and either meets or is exempt<br />
from any usury laws or regulations.<br />
(14) Compliance with Consumer Protection Laws. <strong>Seller</strong>, and any originator if<br />
not the <strong>Seller</strong>, has complied with all applicable federal and state laws, regulations<br />
and other requirements including, but not limited to, the Real Estate Settlement<br />
Procedures Act, the Federal Fair Housing Act, the National Flood Insurance Act,<br />
the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, and the Truth in Lending Act. <strong>Seller</strong> further<br />
warrants compliance with the terms of Buyer’s “Fair Lending Policy Statement,”<br />
attached as Exhibit B of this Agreement.<br />
(15) Property is Insured. A casualty insurance replacement policy on the<br />
Mortgaged Property is in effect and meets the requirements set forth in the Sale<br />
Guidelines. The policy is written by an insurance company which meets the<br />
requirements set forth in the Sale Guidelines and provides fire and extended<br />
coverages for an amount at least equal to the amount required by the Sale<br />
Guidelines.<br />
(16) Loan Marketability. <strong>Seller</strong> knows of nothing involving the Loan, the<br />
Mortgaged Property, the Obligor or the Obligor’s credit standing that can<br />
reasonably be expected: (a) cause the Loan to be come delinquent; or (b)<br />
adversely affect the Loan’s value or marketability.<br />
(17) Mortgage Insurance in Force. If <strong>Seller</strong> represents that the Mortgage is<br />
insured by a contract with a mortgage insurance company, the insurance is in full<br />
force. In addition, <strong>Seller</strong> has complied with all applicable provisions of the<br />
insurance contract that cover the mortgage.<br />
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