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A money transfer isn't an exclusive requirement...

Posted by Ward-CA- on July 28, 2010 at 8:15 AM

In Reply to: posted by redave on July 28, 2010 at 7:28 AM

Dave,

Not at all.

For example, the value of services rendered can be reduced to a dollar amount that's secured by a recorded trust deed or mortgage.

And yet there wasn't any actual transfer of money involved.

Another example is the extension of credit where a seller agrees to carry back from a buyer the unpaid portion of her equity in the form of a promissory secured by a recorded trust deed.


----------Ward

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: Hi Ward,

: The article "Trip Wires" suggests making a loan without actually transferring money from lender to borrower. I read somewhere money must actually transfer to have a valid lien. Is that your understanding?

: Dave



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