Finance
In Hawaii real estate financing, what is 'recourse' vs 'non-recourse' debt?
AA. Recourse debt allows the lender to sue the borrower personally after foreclosure; non-recourse limits the lender to the property only✓ Correct
BB. Non-recourse loans have higher interest rates
CC. Recourse debt is only available for commercial properties in Hawaii
DD. Hawaii prohibits recourse lending on residential properties
Explanation
With recourse debt, the lender can pursue the borrower personally for any deficiency after foreclosure. Non-recourse limits the lender's recovery to the collateral property only.
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