Non-Recourse Loan

Definition: A loan in which the lender's only remedy upon borrower default is to foreclose on the collateral property. The lender cannot pursue the borrower's personal assets or other properties if the collateral value is insufficient to satisfy the debt.

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Non-Recourse Loans

A non-recourse loan limits the lender to collateral only; no deficiency judgment. 60-70% of commercial RE loans are nonrecourse. Types: CMBS, life company, agency (Fannie/Freddie), HUD/FHA. Requires strong property fundamentals, experienced sponsor, 1.25x+ DSCR, 60-75% LTV, and SPE borrower.

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