Recourse Obligation

Example Definitions of "Recourse Obligation"
Recourse Obligation. Any obligation with respect to any Mortgage Loan in any master commitment or pool purchase contract, whether described as a limited or full repurchase requirement, limited or full recourse, credit support reimbursement or other obligation, indemnification, loss sharing arrangement or otherwise which would subject the servicer of such Mortgage Loan to losses on the liquidation of such Mortgage Loan or which would entitle the Investor to demand the repurchase of a Mortgage Loan for any reason... except for standard repurchase requirements in accordance with Investor Guidelines as a result of origination errors and/or servicing errors occurring prior to the Sale and Transfer Date. The fact that any of the Mortgage Loans may have been classified by an Investor as "non-recourse" because of the existence of any pool insurance policy shall not, for purposes of this Agreement, remove any such Mortgage Loan from the definition of Recourse Obligation. View More Arrow
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