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What is a Deed of Trust?
A deed of trust, also called a trust deed, is a document that represents a real estate purchase where there is a loan involved. Many people who have a deed of trust simply refer to it as their mortgage or their home loan. But having a deed of trust is technically a little bit different from that. ...
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Documents in a Hard Money Loan
While hard money loans are known for funding faster than more traditional mortgage loans and they often require much less paperwork, there is still some paperwork and there will be a closing. It's a good idea to prepare, going in with an understanding of what will happen and what kinds of documents...
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Types of Foreclosure
In the United States, there are generally two kinds of foreclosure processes to consider, judicial foreclosure and non-judicial foreclosure. States typically make the rules about which type will be in play on a given property but in some states both types are possible so it is important to understan...
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