EstatePass
USTeasy11% of exam

Georgia is a non-judicial foreclosure state, which means foreclosures are primarily conducted through:

Correct Answer

B) A power of sale clause in the security deed, without court involvement

Georgia uses non-judicial foreclosure, where the lender exercises the power of sale clause contained in the security deed to sell the property at auction without filing a lawsuit or obtaining a court order.

Answer Options
A
A lawsuit filed in Superior Court with a jury trial
B
A power of sale clause in the security deed, without court involvement
C
Mandatory mediation between the lender and borrower
D
A petition filed with the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Georgia uses non-judicial foreclosure, where the lender exercises the power of sale clause contained in the security deed to sell the property at auction without filing a lawsuit or obtaining a court order.

Was this explanation helpful?

More UST Questions

What is the minimum net worth requirement for a mortgage lender licensee in Pennsylvania?

A Georgia MLO company fails to pay its annual license renewal fee by the December 31st deadline. The company's license status would be:

A loan originator completes 15 hours of pre-licensure education from an approved provider, then realizes 3 hours were duplicated from a previous course taken 6 months ago. How many additional hours must be completed to meet the requirement?

A mortgage loan originator in New Jersey must provide which specific state-required disclosure to borrowers in addition to federal requirements?

Under Texas law, which of the following is TRUE regarding deficiency judgments after a residential mortgage foreclosure?

An MLO licensed in California fails to complete their required continuing education by December 31. What is the consequence?

An MLO transitions from a federal savings bank to a state-licensed mortgage broker on January 15th and submits a complete state license application on February 10th. If no decision is made by the state, when does temporary authority expire?

A mortgage banker operating in New Jersey originates $75 million in residential mortgage loans annually. What is the minimum net worth requirement this entity must maintain?

Under Florida and federal law, a borrower has the right to rescind (cancel) a refinance transaction on their primary residence within:

Florida requires certain professionals to report suspected mortgage fraud. Which of the following is required to report suspected fraud to the appropriate authorities?

People Also Study

Related Study Resources

Practice More MLO Questions

Access all practice questions with progress tracking and adaptive difficulty to pass your SAFE MLO exam.

Start Practicing