§762.149. Liquidation. — Inbound Citations
7 C.F.R. § 762.149
Statutory Authority
Cited by 8 regulations in release Current.
Citations to 7 U.S.C. § 762.149 as a whole
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(v) The lender may not initiate foreclosure action on the loan until 60 days after eligibility of the borrower to participate in the interest assistance programs has been determined by the Agency. If the lender or the borrower does not wish to consider servicing options under this section, this should be documented, and liquidation under § 762.149 should begin.
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(4) Protective advance requirements are found in § 762.149.
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(C) Service the account in accordance with § 762.149.
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(iv) Protective advances made and approved in accordance with § 762.149 may be included in an estimated loss claim associated with a reorganization, if:(A) They were incurred in connection with the initiation of liquidation action prior to bankruptcy filing; or(B) to protect the collateral as a result of delays in the case, or failure of the borrower to maintain the security.
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(2) The loan cannot be accelerated until after the borrower has been considered for interest assistance and the conclusion of mandatory mediation in accordance with § 762.149.
Citations to §762.149(d)(2)
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(ii) In the event of liquidation, the final interest assistance claim will be submitted with the estimated loss claim or the final loss claim if an estimated loss claim was not submitted. Interest will not be paid beyond the interest accrual cutoff dates established in the loss claims according to § 762.149(d)(2).
Citations to §762.149(e)(1)
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(2) When the property is liquidated, the lender will apply the net proceeds to the guaranteed loan debt.
Citations to §762.149(i)(4)
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(3) Proceeds received from partial sale of collateral during bankruptcy may be used by the lender to pay reasonable costs, such as freight, labor and sales commissions, associated with the partial sale. Reasonable use of proceeds for this purpose must be documented with the final loss claim in accordance with § 762.149(i)(4).