take-out commitment
Take-Out Commitment
An agreement by a
financial institution or another
investor to make a long-term
loan at a certain, stated date in the future. A take-out commitment may be made in construction or other projects when short-term
financing is initially beneficial but the
borrower anticipates long-term financing to become more advantageous at a later time.
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take-out commitment
A binding agreement by a lender to provide permanent financing at the expiration of the construction financing, if certain conditions have been met.These usually include minimum occupancy levels for an income-producing property.
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