Finance
A West Virginia property owner who defaults on a USDA rural development loan faces:
AA maximum 90-day foreclosure process
BForeclosure proceedings similar to conventional loans, with the USDA guarantee protecting the lender✓ Correct
CAutomatic loan forgiveness after 2 years of default
DTransfer of the property to the USDA without a foreclosure proceeding
Explanation
USDA rural development loans are guaranteed by the USDA, meaning if the borrower defaults, the USDA pays the lender a portion of the loss. The foreclosure process follows state law, similar to conventional loans.
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