Not exact matches
If a
borrower defaults on a personal
loan, the bank can not take the
borrower's
assets.»
This means that
if the
borrower defaults on the
loan the lender will have a claim
on any
assets but after secured creditors.
Non-recourse means
if a
borrower defaults on the
loan, the issuer can seize the home
asset, but can not seek any further compensation from the
borrower — even
if the collateral
asset does not fully cover the full value of the
loan.
It's important to be aware that
if a
borrower defaults on an unsecured
loan, it is still possible for a lender to seize
assets to recover their losses.
The secured nature of the
loan means
if the
borrower defaults on a
loan then the lender has a means to recoup part or all of the outstanding balance by seizing and then selling the
asset.
If the
borrower defaults on the
loan, the creditor can take the
asset.
Recourse —
If the
borrower defaults on a
loan, the
borrower pledges all of their other
assets to repay the
loan.