A release clause in a note and deed of trust is activated by a.the full satisfaction of the terms of the loan. b.the reconveying of the property to the trustee. c.the foreclosure on the property. d.the conveying of title to the trustee.

A release clause in a note and deed of trust is activated by a.the full satisfaction of the terms of the loan. b.the reconveying of the property to the trustee. c.the foreclosure on the property. d.the conveying of title to the trustee.

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A release clause in a note and deed of trust is activated by

a.the full satisfaction of the terms of the loan.

b.the reconveying of the property to the trustee.

c.the foreclosure on the property.

d.the conveying of title to the trustee.

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