What Documents Secure Your Trust Deed Investment?

Real estate trust deed investing can be classified as a secured investment because it is secured with real estate. The security is in the value of the property.

In other words, the trust deed secures the repayment of the loan according to the amount,  terms and conditions written in the promissory note, and the property identified in the deed of trust is what secures your investment.

The checklist of documents and instruments is substantially the same for most individual loan transactions.

As an investor, you receive the following documents:

	The recorded deed of trust
	The original promissory note
	A copy of the borrower's loan application, credit report and any other related documentation
	A policy of title insurance which guarantees title
	A hazard insurance policy with a Loss Payable Endorsement Clause in favor of the investor
	Appraisal report
	Loan application and related documents
	Policy of title insurance describing your coverage.
	A recorded assignment of the note and deed of trust

Your mortgage loan broker will provide you with all of the documentation required for the loan.

The services of an escrow agent will make certain that all of your instructions are fully satisfied before the transaction is completed.

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