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subordination agreement

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A quick definition of subordination agreement:

A subordination agreement is a contract that says if someone owes money to different lenders and they can't pay it all back, the lender who signed the subordination agreement will get paid first. This makes it less risky for the lender to loan money because they know they will get paid before anyone else. The borrower can then get more loans from other lenders who are willing to take on more risk, but will charge higher interest rates.

A more thorough explanation:

A subordination agreement is a legal contract that ensures that a senior debt is paid before any other "subordinated" debt in case the debtor goes bankrupt. This agreement is usually signed by the debtor and the original creditor when the debtor needs to take on more debt after having a previous loan.

For example, let's say a company has a loan from Bank A, and they need to take on more debt to expand their business. However, they cannot get another loan without the agreement of Bank A. Bank A will require the company to sign a subordination agreement, which guarantees that they will be paid before any other creditors if the company goes bankrupt. This ensures that Bank A is not taking on high risks.

Once the subordination agreement is signed, the company may be able to get other loans from creditors who are willing to give the risky loan because they can charge a much higher interest rate. This is because the other creditors know that Bank A will be paid first if the company goes bankrupt.

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MrThickRopes
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@HeadyInvincibleRabbit: Sorry fren. Try to keep ur chin up and be patient (as tough as that sounds). Also, did you receive an LSAC conformation email ensuring your apps were sent?
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Mostlylegal
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I love sparkling water
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@Mostlylegal: Gets it.
MrThickRopes
17:56
Na I’m drinking dat white claw
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17:57
I heard Wyte Claws are outlawed on law school campuses since there are no laws when drinkin claws, hence they defeat the purpose of learning law, is that true?
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MrThickRopes
18:06
na cause if you gonna break the law you gotta know the law so you know what laws to break
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165+ scorer answer that is.
MrThickRopes
18:12
Yeah I got a 165. A 165 inch
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18:18
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18:18
prosecco+ sparking lemon water + limoncello is a great combo
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wow, for one the chat is enriched with people of fine taste, colour me flabbergasted!
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MrThickRopes
18:23
but i'll still pound dem biches back
@llama: yea.. it says complete and all that on my status checker.. It says under review on my lawhub status checker too so i really don't know what they're thinking
MrThickRopes
18:35
just drink a few claws about it bruh
18:45
@HeadyInvincibleRabbit: https://www.reddit.com/r/lawschooladmissions/comments/1jt3hdb/share_of_lsdata_users_that_have_heard_back_from/ Re 87% in that time frame have heard back (of LSD users). So figure 70% of BC applicants use LSD, I would say there is a decent chance you will hear back hopefully soon. IG from the school chat on here there was a recent R wave, so if that was not you, that is a plus
@llama thanks bro just tryna stay positive
in addition to formal LOCIs that I attach to emails, i can also send shorter emails closer to deposit deadlines to express my continued interest, right??
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