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REAL ESTATE EXAM PREPGEORGIA REAL ESTATE EXAM GLOSSARY
Alienation clause
An alienation clause, often called a due-on-sale clause, allows a lender to require repayment of the outstanding loan when the borrower transfers the secured property without the lender's permitted assumption or consent.
Financing
Mortgage documents and clauses
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What does Alienation clause mean?
An alienation clause, often called a due-on-sale clause, allows a lender to require repayment of the outstanding loan when the borrower transfers the secured property without the lender's permitted assumption or consent.
How do you separate the nearest exam answer?
Alienation concerns transfer. Acceleration is the broader remedy declaring the balance due after a defined default.
What changes or stays the same in Georgia?
The clause appears in financing documents used with Georgia security deeds. It limits an owner's ability to transfer the property subject to the existing loan without lender consequences.
A borrower deeds the home to a buyer who plans to keep making the old payments, but the lender invokes the due-on-sale provision.
The clause does not prohibit every sale. It gives the lender the stated right regarding the loan balance.
Memory cue: The clause does not prohibit every sale.PASS GEORGIA
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Which statement correctly explains Alienation clause?
- A
An acceleration clause permits the lender, after a defined default and required process, to declare the entire unpaid loan balance immediately due rather than collect only the missed installment.
- B
An alienation clause, often called a due-on-sale clause, allows a lender to require repayment of the outstanding loan when the borrower transfers the secured property without the lender's permitted assumption or consent.
- C
A promissory note is the borrower's written promise to repay a debt under stated principal, interest, payment, maturity, and default terms.
- D
A security deed, also called a deed to secure debt, is Georgia's customary instrument for securing a real estate loan.
Alienation clause is correct. An alienation clause, often called a due-on-sale clause, allows a lender to require repayment of the outstanding loan when the borrower transfers the secured property without the lender's permitted assumption or consent. Alienation concerns transfer. Acceleration is the broader remedy declaring the balance due after a defined default. The clause appears in financing documents used with Georgia security deeds. It limits an owner's ability to transfer the property subject to the existing loan without lender consequences.
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