Escrow & Title
Vermont's 'partial release' from a blanket mortgage occurs when:
AThe entire mortgage is partially forgiven
BA lender releases one property from a blanket mortgage lien upon payment of a specified portion of the loan✓ Correct
CA tenant is released from lease obligations
DA co-borrower is removed from the mortgage
Explanation
A partial release clause in a blanket mortgage allows individual parcels to be freed from the lien upon payment of a specified amount, enabling developers to sell off individual lots or units as they are completed.
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