elmer and arletta hans, husband and wife, owned a parcel of farmland in illinois. they borrowed $100,000 from first illinois national bank (first illinois) and executed a note and mortgage to first illinois, making the real estate security for the loan. the security agreement authorized first illinois to take possession of the property on the occurrence of a default and required the hanses to execute a quitclaim deed in favor of first illinois. the state of illinois recognizes the doctrine of redemption. when the hanses defaulted on the loan, first illinois filed a lawsuit, seeking an order requiring the hanses to immediately execute a quitclaim deed to the property. discussion questions: after reviewing the learning materials in this module, prepare an initial post (by thursday, 11:59pm), unless a different date is noted for the due date, that incorporates these materials to answer the following questions. also, your grade in this learning activity relies on your engagement in the discussion through your peer replies (two or more by saturday, 11:59pm), unless a different date is noted for the due date. topic questions: must the hanses execute the quitclaim deed before the foreclosure sale? why or why not? would it matter if the loan proceeds were used to build a house on a piece of the land?