Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 4502.9 — Title insurance requirements for Community Land Trust Mortgages
Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide section 4502.9 — Title insurance requirements for Community Land Trust Mortgages. Full verbatim section text, substring-verified against snapshot 5869ee9e606cd4ae.
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Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 4502.9 — Title insurance requirements for Community Land Trust Mortgages
Community Land Trust Mortgages must be insured by a title insurance policy or a policy and endorsements that meet the requirements of Chapter 4702. The title insurance policy or an endorsement to the policy must ensure the following: ■ The Community Land Trust Ground Lease or ground lease memorandum was recorded ■ Form 490, Community Land Trust Ground Lease Rider, was recorded ■ The Community Land Trust Mortgage is a First Lien on the leasehold estate and the improvements ■ There are no existing mortgages, loans or other liens on the fee estate, except as may be permitted under Form 490 ■ The Community Land Trust Ground Lease reversionary interest is subordinate to the Community Land Trust Mortgage; and ■ There are no related Community Land Trust Ground Lease occupancy and resale restrictions, covenants or agreements that are valid, existing or effective as of the date of the policy except as may be permitted under Form 490
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