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A due-on-sale clause in a mortgage requires that:

Correct Answer

B) The full loan balance becomes due if the property is transferred

A due-on-sale clause (also called an acceleration clause) requires the borrower to repay the entire remaining loan balance when the property is sold or transferred. This prevents a buyer from assuming the existing loan without lender approval, protecting the lender's ability to adjust terms to current market conditions.

Answer Options
A
The interest rate adjusts automatically upon sale
B
The full loan balance becomes due if the property is transferred
C
The loan can be assumed by the buyer without lender approval
D
A lien is automatically released at the time of sale

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Related Topics:

alienation-clauseGarn-St-Germainassumable-loans

Key Terms:

due-on-salefull repaymenttransferGarn-St. Germain
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