Recourse Loans: Approximately 84.5% of the loans in the pool are full or partial recourse to the loan sponsor.
With traditional patient financing programs, such as
recourse loans or payment plans, the patient's financial liability remains on the hospital's balance sheet, so a patient's default results in bad debt to the hospital.
ABC has a full-deal execution capability covering non-recourse and
recourse loans (senior and junior).
NAA/NMHC and a coalition of trade groups have filed a "friend of the court" brief in an important case pending before the Michigan Supreme Court that could have a chilling effect on conduit borrowers, including apartment firms, by converting non-recourse loans into
recourse loans (Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Such liabilities (member recourse loans) are not partner nonrecourse debt as defined under Regs.
1.704-2 do not apply to deductions that are financed by member recourse loans, deductions that are financed by these loans must be allocated in accordance with the general rules under Regs.
In the case of member recourse loans, the liability does not fall squarely within the definition of partner nonrecourse debt under Regs.
Typical of commercial lending a couple of years ago were
recourse loans at a 50 percent loan-to-value (LTV).
Rosenberg, president of Mega Funding International, called the
recourse loans "a hair in somebody's soup." But he said people in the U.S.
In non-recourse loans, some "bad boy" provisions have the effect of converting the non-recourse loan to a full
recourse loan such that the borrower becomes liable for the full amount of the loan.
In the case of a recourse loan, the borrower has given an agreement to the lender to repay the debt.
The default of a recourse loan is quite serious, because other assets of the property owner/borrower, whether an individual or a corporation, are liable for the remaining debt and might be seized by the lender.