hard · National Real Estate Exam
A property has a first mortgage of $180,000 and a second mortgage of $40,000. The second mortgage lender agrees to stay in a lower priority even if the first mortgage is refinanced for a higher amount. This is an example of:
- A subordination agreement.
- A defeasance clause.
- The doctrine of relation-back.
- An acceleration clause.
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