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hi this is Joe from prep agent the term Clause identifies a particular section of a contract real estate contracts use many types of clauses that you could see on your real estate exam so let me get into a little bit of depth about different types of clauses lets start with an acceleration clause an acceleration clause and a mortgage or trust deed stipulates that entire debt is due immediately if the borrower defaults under the terms of the contract it will also give the conditions for what a lender can demand a full loan repayment for example home loans typically have an acceleration clause that is triggered when the borrower misses too many payments accelerating loans is usually a bad thing usually it means that a borrower has missed payments or violated the terms of the contract and the lender is demanding immediate payment of the full loan amount to avoid foreclosure while acceleration clauses are mostly used in commercial residential real estate they do appear in some leases - th
