Acceleration Clause Included in a mortgage, it allows the lender to demand early payment (sometimes in full) for certain reasons, such as defaulting on the loan, destruction of property, or transfer of title.
Not exact matches
In some cases, the loan documents may
include an
acceleration clause that will bring the entire balance due at death.
Some of these options
include forbearance (e.g. forgiving a portion of the debt or late charges); deferment; renegotiating interest rate, monthly payment amount, principal amount, maturity date; or the enforcement of an
acceleration clause in the loan.
The mortgage
acceleration clause falls under the general term of «demand features» that may be
included in a mortgage document.