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Re: Explaining the deed-in-lieu of foreclosure...

Posted by Joe on July 26, 2003 at 10:01 AM

In Reply to: Explaining the deed-in-lieu of foreclosure... posted by Ward-CA- on June 08, 2003 at 9:18 AM


I have a question, can someone respond if they know the answer. please
This lady wants to borrow 65,000 from me to remodel her home
that is paid for in full. the home is worth 200,000 as-is.
Her credit is really bad and is low income so no one will give
her a loan. she is willing to pay 13% interest if i give her a
loan. I would consider doing this if the house can revert to
me if she fails to pay off her loan with me. On a trust deed, if
she fails it goes through the trust deed sale (auction). If I
do a deed in lieu of foreclosure does that mean the property
can revert to me???? or does it still go through a public sale?


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