Santa Clara California Clawback Guaranty is a legal provision typically found in commercial real estate transactions that serves as a risk mitigation clause for lenders. This safeguard ensures that the borrower's financial obligations are upheld and mitigates the risk of default. Under this guaranty, the borrower and potentially other involved parties agree to be held personally liable for any potential clawback claims that may arise. This means that if the borrower defaults on their loan, resulting in a loss for the lender, the guarantors will be responsible for repaying that loss, even if it exceeds the collateral value. There are two primary types of Santa Clara California Clawback Guaranty: 1. Full Recourse Clawback Guaranty — This type of guaranty holds the borrower and guarantors personally liable for the entire outstanding loan balance and any additional costs associated with default, including legal fees and other related expenses. In the event of a default, the lender can take legal action to recover the full amount owed from the borrower and guarantors. 2. Limited Recourse Clawback Guaranty — As opposed to the full recourse guaranty, this option limits the liability of the guarantors to a specific, predetermined amount. The lender will typically cap the guarantors' liability to a percentage of the outstanding loan balance or a specific dollar amount. Once this limit is reached, the borrower is solely responsible for any remaining loss resulting from default. Santa Clara California Clawback Guaranty ensures that lenders have an added layer of protection, minimizing their risk in commercial real estate transactions. By incorporating this guaranty into loan agreements, lenders can reduce their exposure to potential losses while providing borrowers with access to the necessary funds needed for their real estate ventures.
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