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REAL ESTATE EXAM PREPGEORGIA REAL ESTATE EXAM GLOSSARY
A power-of-sale clause authorizes the secured creditor to sell the collateral after default through the contractually authorized nonjudicial foreclosure process, provided Georgia's notice, advertisement, time, place, and sale requirements are met.
Finance and Closing
Georgia security deeds
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What does Power of sale mean?
A power-of-sale clause authorizes the secured creditor to sell the collateral after default through the contractually authorized nonjudicial foreclosure process, provided Georgia's notice, advertisement, time, place, and sale requirements are met.
How do you separate the nearest exam answer?
Power of sale is the authority in the security instrument. Foreclosure is the enforcement process, and judicial foreclosure proceeds through a court judgment.
What changes or stays the same in Georgia?
Georgia security deeds commonly contain power-of-sale language. Statutory notice and sale safeguards still apply, so the lender cannot simply take or privately sell the property at will.
After uncured default, a creditor follows Georgia's required notice and public-sale procedure under the deed's power-of-sale provision.
Nonjudicial does not mean unregulated or immediate. The absence of a foreclosure lawsuit does not remove statutory steps.
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A Georgia borrower defaults on a loan secured by a security deed that contains a power-of-sale clause. Which statement about the lender's remedy is accurate?
- A
The lender must sue and win a judgment before any sale
- B
The lender may sell without a lawsuit after required notices
- C
The lender may take the home and sell it privately at once
- D
The lender may sell only if the borrower signs a new consent
A power-of-sale clause allows nonjudicial foreclosure, so no court judgment is needed. Georgia still requires statutory notice, advertisement, and a public sale at the proper time and place. Nonjudicial does not mean the lender can skip those steps.
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