Which right gives the lessor the right to sell his mortgage without the lessee's consent?

• A. Right to sell mortgage transfer interest
• B. Right to retain improvement
• C. Right to assign or sublet
• D. Right to mortgage

Answer: (A)

The concept here is how a mortgage can be handled independently of the lease. A mortgage is a financial instrument—the loan and its lien on the property—that can be sold or assigned to another party without the tenant’s consent. When the mortgage is sold, the new holder takes over the rights to collect payments and enforce the lien, while the lease terms stay in effect as they were. So the option that describes the landlord’s ability to transfer or assign the mortgage interest directly answers the question: it’s the right to sell the mortgage by transferring the interest. The other options relate to tenant rights (like transferring the lease) or to creating a mortgage, not to transferring the mortgage itself.