Anticipatory Defaults

When a BorrowerBorrowerPerson who is the obligor per the Note. indicates to the ServicerServicerPrimary Person responsible for servicing the Mortgage Loan (e.g.,  the originator, the selling Lender, or a third-party servicer). that it is no longer willing or able to continue to make its debt service or other payment obligations as required by the Loan DocumentsLoan DocumentsAll documents evidencing, securing, or guaranteeing the debt obligation executed for a Mortgage Loan and approved by Fannie Mae. or to perform acts that are required by the Loan DocumentsLoan DocumentsAll documents evidencing, securing, or guaranteeing the debt obligation executed for a Mortgage Loan and approved by Fannie Mae. , the ServicerServicerPrimary Person responsible for servicing the Mortgage Loan (e.g.,  the originator, the selling Lender, or a third-party servicer). must notify its Fannie Mae RepresentativeFannie Mae RepresentativeFannie Mae personnel who assist you with various business matters (e.g., Fannie Mae Deal Team, pricing, delivery, servicing, asset management, etc.). immediately.  The ServicerServicerPrimary Person responsible for servicing the Mortgage Loan (e.g.,  the originator, the selling Lender, or a third-party servicer). and Fannie Mae will determine whether such future non-performance is inevitable and whether to treat such a potential breach as immediate and, if repudiatory, to seek immediate relief.