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The provision of a loan to a business entity declaring that in the event of a loss to the lender associated with the loan on a property, the borrower(s) will not be held personally liable for the loss. - There is a carveout clause in the non-recourse that states how the lender can recover the amount of unpaid tax liens accrued on the property from the borrower personally.
- Many people try to put a loan in a company or business's name, that way if the loan defaults, they have not personally guaranteed the loan and are therefore not personally responsible.
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