Chapter 9: Exit Strategies Quiz

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What is the most common remedy used by lenders in Ontario when a borrower defaults on their mortgage obligations?

  • Repayment plan agreement
  • Power of Sale process (correct)
  • Foreclosure process
  • Renegotiation of terms

Which act outlines the process that must be followed under a Power of Sale in Ontario?

  • Mortgages Act (correct)
  • Housing Regulations Act
  • Real Estate Act
  • Property Sale Act

How long after a borrower defaults on their mortgage payment can a lender begin the Power of Sale process?

  • 15 days (correct)
  • 7 days
  • 30 days
  • 90 days

What happens during the Power of Sale process?

<p>The lender takes possession and sells the property (C)</p>
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How does a Foreclosure differ from a Power of Sale?

<p>In Foreclosure, the borrower's rights to the property are terminated (C)</p>
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Which provinces in Canada currently use a Power of Sale process?

<p>Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Ontario (D)</p>
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How are the proceeds of a sale under a Power of Sale distributed?

<p>Payment to the mortgagor (D)</p>
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What is the first step most lenders take to recover monies from a defaulting borrower, other than a Power of Sale or foreclosure?

<p>Sending a letter advising of the default (C)</p>
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When does a Power of Sale in Ontario typically commence after a default?

<p>15 days after default (D)</p>
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Who are additional encumbrancers mentioned in the text?

<p>Mortgage holders (C)</p>
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In what order are rental deposits prioritized in the distribution of proceeds under a Power of Sale?

<p>Final priority (D)</p>
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What happens to any leftover money after settling all costs and payments in a Power of Sale?

<p>It is paid to the mortgagor (B)</p>
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What additional fees may the Lender require the Borrower to pay?

<p>NSF fee and administrative fee (D)</p>
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What is a Demand Letter used for in the context of borrowing?

<p>To demand the payment of the outstanding amount (D)</p>
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What does the Lender proceed with if neither the Demand Letter nor other remedies are successful?

<p>Power of Sale process (A)</p>
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What is the main difference between a judicial sale and a foreclosure?

<p>Courts handle the sale in a judicial sale (B)</p>
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In which provinces is the foreclosure process used?

<p>Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Saskatchewan (D)</p>
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What is a Quit Claim in the context of borrowing?

<p>Transfer of ownership to the lender in exchange for liability release (A)</p>
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