If a mortgage has a "Due-on-Sale" clause, the borrower would not be able to:
A) Take out a home equity loan.
B) Take out a car loan.
C) Pay the loan off prior to selling the house.
D) Allow a subsequent buyer of the property to assume take over) the mortgage.
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