Or. Admin. Code § 123-021-3000 - Conventional Insurance Program
Under Conventional Insurance, the Department insures:
(1) Up to 80 percent of the original
principal amount of a loan in an amount not to exceed the lesser of $6,000,000
or the product of the Authorized Loan Amount multiplied by the insured
percentage.
(2) A maximum term that
is the lesser of:
(a) The useful life of the
assets being financed;
(b) The
useful life of the assets used to secure the loan, if different than those
financed by the loan; or
(c) Ten
years, except that the term for Working Capital Loans shall not exceed seven
years.
(3) Unless
otherwise specified by rule, Conventional Insurance is available for all types
of non-revolving loans with regular periodic payments of principal and
interest, no less than annually, including Working Capital Loans that are
secured by fixed assets or other collateral determined to be sufficient by the
Department. Unless otherwise approved in writing by the Department, regular
periodic payments of principal and interest must commence within 180 days of
the loan closing date.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 285A.075 & 285B.200 - 285B.218
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 285B.200 - 285B.218
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