Finance
An alienation clause in a mortgage prevents a buyer from:
ARefinancing the property
BSelling or transferring the property without paying off the mortgage✓ Correct
CRenting the property
DMaking improvements to the property
Explanation
An alienation (due-on-sale) clause requires the mortgage to be paid in full upon transfer of the property, preventing the buyer from selling without paying off the loan.
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