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If a sequential waterfall uses pool principal to pay down Class A and Class B, but interest collections are only sufficient to pay Class A interest, what happens to the Class B interest?
- The servicer must pay it using their own capital.
- It is permanently forgiven by the Class B bondholder.
- It is deferred (paid later) and the principal distribution to Class A continues.
- It is paid using the principal collections, bypassing Class A principal.
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