Refer back to #59, where the property is sold for $80,000, who makes up the difference between what the sale brings and the amount due on the mortgage?
A)?No one, if there is an antideficiency statute
B)?The Tesslers will owe it plus the expenses if there is an antideficiency judgment
C)?The original mortgagee can recover from the secondary mortgagee
D)?None of the above
A
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A. asking for the desired action on the part of the reader. B. presenting benefits that generate the reader's interest. C. getting the reader's attention in the opening sentence. D. providing information that will generate a desire on the reader's part.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A. final value B. reduced cost C. shadow price D. allowable increase and allowable decrease