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In New York, co-op share loans differ from traditional real estate mortgages in several ways. All of the following are characteristics of co-op share loans EXCEPT:
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D) The loan can be assumed by a new buyer without lender approval
Co-op share loans typically cannot be assumed by new buyers without lender approval, just like conventional mortgages. Most share loans have due-on-sale clauses requiring full payment when the shares are transferred.
Answer Options
A
The loan is secured by personal property rather than real propertyB
Interest rates are typically higher than conventional mortgage ratesC
Foreclosure procedures follow personal property laws rather than real estate lawsD
The loan can be assumed by a new buyer without lender approvalWhy This Is the Correct Answer
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