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Re: Junior lienor's right of reinstatementIn Reply to: Junior lienor's right of reinstatement posted by Ward-CA- on May 29, 2002 at 6:34 PM So I guess the question is this… In a situation where I get control of a property by taking it "subject to", if the interest rates start to climb, or the senior note holder gets itchy for his money, or whatever, and the lender decides to accelerate the loan and calls the loan due, can I give a business associate a "friendly trust deed", and then keep the senior note in a constant state of default, and simply funnel the payments for the senior note to the note beneficiary through my buddy the junior lien holder who is defending his position? I think that was the longest, and possibly most incoherent, sentence I've ever scribed!
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