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1. Third-Party Claims: Required when there are known third-party claims or liens against the property

2. Additional Collateral: Used when additional security is being provided as part of the settlement

3. Insurance Requirements: Included when specific insurance obligations are part of the settlement terms

4. Property Maintenance: Necessary when the agreement includes specific requirements about property upkeep during the settlement period

5. Deed in Lieu Provisions: Optional section for cases where a deed in lieu of foreclosure might be accepted under certain conditions

6. Forbearance Terms: Include when the lender agrees to temporarily forbear from foreclosure subject to specific conditions

7. Third-Party Guarantor Provisions: Required when guarantors are involved in the settlement

8. Confidentiality: Optional when parties wish to keep settlement terms private

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the mortgaged property

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of settlement payments, including amounts and due dates

3. Schedule C - Original Loan Documents: List and copies of all relevant original loan and security documents

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Amount Calculation: Detailed calculation of the outstanding amount including principal, interest, and other charges

5. Schedule E - Release Documents: Forms of release documents to be executed upon settlement completion

6. Appendix 1 - Property Valuation Report: Current property valuation report from an accredited appraiser

7. Appendix 2 - Property Tax Certificates: Current tax certificates showing status of property tax payments

8. Appendix 3 - Title Documents: Certified true copies of property title documents and encumbrances