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202303255 <br />Lien. Third Party Lender agrees that in either of these circumstances, the amount to bring the Third <br />Party Loan current or the purchase price of that loan will be net of all amounts attributable to the <br />Default Charges so subordinated to the 504 Loan and the CDC Lien. Third Party Lender further <br />agrees that if it receives from CDC or SBA any amounts attributable to such Default Charges, Third <br />Party Lender holds such funds in trust for SBA and will remit such funds to SBA as soon as possible. <br />In addition, Third Party Lender shall charge as against SBA only the interest rate on the Third Party <br />Loan that was in effect before the date of Borrower's default. Should CDC or SBA not purchase the <br />Third Party Loan but rather bring the Third Party Loan current, Default Charges on the Third Party <br />Loan may remain due and owing from the Borrower. <br />d. The Third Party Lender agrees: <br />(1) If the Third Party Lender sells its Note (other than when liquidating the <br />Third Party Loan), then the Third Party Lender must provide CDC/SBA, within fifteen (15) days of <br />the sale, with written notice of the purchaser's name, address and telephone number and confirmation <br />that the purchaser has received a copy of the executed Third Party Lender Agreement. <br />(2) If the Third Party Loan is in default and the Third Party Lender, as <br />part of its liquidation strategy, <br />(i) proposes to sell its note, or <br />(ii) receives an offer from a third party, then the Third Party Lender must <br />provide CDC/SBA with the option to purchase the note at the same price offered by the <br />potential purchaser, net any Default Charges per paragraph 9(c). SBA will have forty- <br />five (45) days from receipt of the notice from the Third Party Lender to exercise its <br />option to purchase the note. If SBA does not exercise its option and the Third Party <br />Lender sells its note, then the Third Party Lender must provide CDC/SBA, within fifteen <br />(15) days of the sale, with written notice of the purchaser's name, address and telephone <br />number, and must provide the purchaser with a copy of the executed Third Party Lender <br />Agreement. <br />e. If the Third Party Lender sells or otherwise transfers its note to a third party, then <br />any Default Charges, including, but not limited to, prepayment penalties, late fees, other Default <br />Charges, and escalated interest after default due under the Third Party Loan must be subordinate to <br />the amounts outstanding on the 504 Loan and/or CDC Lien. <br />f. If the Third Party Lender loan documents contain a swap component or hedging <br />contract (hereinafter defined as "swap agreement), all costs associated with this swap agreement, <br />which may be termed swap fees, termination fees, default fees or other related fees, shall be <br />subordinate to the amounts outstanding on the 504 Loan and/or CDC Lien. <br />10. Liquidation. In the event that either the Third Party Loan or the 504 Loan is declared in default, <br />Third Party Lender and CDC and SBA agree to cooperate in liquidating and/or selling the Common <br />Collateral. Third Party Lender agrees to (a) accept a U.S. Treasury check(s) in connection with any <br />purchase of Third Party Lender's note or any foreclosure or liquidation bid by CDC or SBA; (b) to <br />provide CDC and SBA with the loan payment status, loan payment history, and an itemized payoff <br />statement of the Third Party Loan; (c) to provide CDC and SBA, at no charge (except for reasonable <br />charges for photocopies) with copies of any appraisals, environmental investigations, or title examinations <br />or searches of the Collateral conducted by or for Third Party Lender; and (d) to provide any other <br />information about Borrower or the Third Party Loan requested by CDC and SBA in writing. <br />11. Waiver of Right to Indemnification by SBA or CDC. If Third Party Lender's documents contain <br />SBA Form 2287 (04-18) 4 <br />Previous Editions Obsolete <br />