easy · National Real Estate Exam financing
What is the specific purpose of the 'acceleration clause' in a mortgage?
- It lets the borrower pay off the entire loan faster
- To permit the lender to demand the full balance upon default
- It automatically raises the interest rate once the borrower is late
- It legally prevents the borrower from selling the property to anyone
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