Finance
A 'blanket mortgage' in Tennessee development financing covers:
AOnly the land, not the structures
BMultiple parcels or lots, typically with a partial release clause for individual lot sales✓ Correct
CThe entire construction cost regardless of project size
DCommercial and residential properties owned by one person
Explanation
A blanket mortgage encumbers multiple properties or lots under a single mortgage. Developers use them to finance entire subdivisions. Partial release clauses allow individual lots to be released as they are sold, reducing the mortgage balance.
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