Finance
The right of a lender to apply collateral property toward the debt upon default is called the:
ARight of acceleration
BRight to foreclosure✓ Correct
CRight of redemption
DRight of assignment
Explanation
The right to foreclose is the lender's remedy upon default — to sell the collateral property and apply the proceeds to the outstanding loan balance.
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