Exam 9: Deed of Trust
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Proceeds from a foreclosure sale go first to the lender, then to the borrower and then to the expenses of the sale.
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After a trustee's sale has been held and the property goes to the highest bidder, in most states the original trustor has
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In a real estate transaction financed with a deed of trust, the grantee on the deed of trust is the borrower.
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-the beneficiary's request to the trustee to deed the secured property to the trustor
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-one who creates a trust;the borrower under a deed of trust
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A trustor's relationship to a beneficiary is most nearly the same as a
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The right to collect rents in the event of default is called a(n)____________________ of ____________________ clause.
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One of the major differences between a regular mortgage and a deed of trust is
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-the lender's right to take possession and collect rents in the event of loan default
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After the expenses of the sale are paid in a foreclosure sale, the ____________________ is paid.
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-the lender
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The basic purpose of the deed of trust, also referred to as a trust deed, is the same as a ____________________.
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Regarding the non-judicial foreclosure of a deed of trust, the property is sold at auction.
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-violation of any of the terms of the deed of trust
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-conveys to the purchaser at foreclosure the right, title, and interest held by the trustee
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-one who holds property in trust for another
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