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Michael defaults on his share loan for his cooperative apartment. What can the lender typically do to recover the debt?

Correct Answer

A) Seize the cooperative shares and proprietary lease as collateral

Since co-op ownership involves personal property (shares and proprietary lease), the lender's remedy is to seize this personal property collateral through procedures applicable to personal property, not real estate foreclosure.

Answer Options
A
Seize the cooperative shares and proprietary lease as collateral
B
Foreclose on the apartment unit like a traditional mortgage
C
Place a lien on the real property deed
D
Petition the cooperative board to evict the borrower

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