Posts Tagged with "Real Estate Financing"

A Word about Real Estate Financing (3)

Sunday, August 5, 2012

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Although it can be a useful legal instrument, it should be drawn up by a competent attorney to protect both parties. Since the buyer does not take title to the property until the debt is fully paid and the terms of the agreement are fulfilled, legal action may be required to acquire title in the [...]

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A Word about Real Estate Financing (2)

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

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The trust deed is usually preferred by investors because it permits easier foreclosure. Mortgages generally tend to provide greater protection to the borrower through redemption opportunities and the requirement for more time-consuming foreclosure proceedings.

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A Word about Real Estate Financing

Saturday, July 28, 2012

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Mortgages, trust deeds, and contracts of sale are three commonly used legal instruments to finance real estate transactions, and about which there may be some confusion. Mortgages and trust deeds (or deeds of trust) are similar in many respects.

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