is a trust sale

[jimcav]

another word for probate?
i have heard mortgages in SD are actaully deeds of trust, not mortgages, so not sure what a trust sale means
thanks

[SD Realtor]

All of the mortgages in San Diego, actually Ca are trust deeds. A trust sale indeed could be that a property was held in a trust and the hiers to the trust are now selling the property as the people who lived in it have passed away. Note that a trust is an excellent way to avoid probate.

Don’t confuse a trust sale with the auction that is held on the courthouse steps commonly referred to as a trustee sale.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

All of the mortgages in San Diego, actually Ca are trust deeds. A trust sale indeed could be that a property was held in a trust and the hiers to the trust are now selling the property as the people who lived in it have passed away. Note that a trust is an excellent way to avoid probate.

Don’t confuse a trust sale with the auction that is held on the courthouse steps commonly referred to as a trustee sale.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

All of the mortgages in San Diego, actually Ca are trust deeds. A trust sale indeed could be that a property was held in a trust and the hiers to the trust are now selling the property as the people who lived in it have passed away. Note that a trust is an excellent way to avoid probate.

Don’t confuse a trust sale with the auction that is held on the courthouse steps commonly referred to as a trustee sale.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

All of the mortgages in San Diego, actually Ca are trust deeds. A trust sale indeed could be that a property was held in a trust and the hiers to the trust are now selling the property as the people who lived in it have passed away. Note that a trust is an excellent way to avoid probate.

Don’t confuse a trust sale with the auction that is held on the courthouse steps commonly referred to as a trustee sale.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

All of the mortgages in San Diego, actually Ca are trust deeds. A trust sale indeed could be that a property was held in a trust and the hiers to the trust are now selling the property as the people who lived in it have passed away. Note that a trust is an excellent way to avoid probate.

Don’t confuse a trust sale with the auction that is held on the courthouse steps commonly referred to as a trustee sale.

SD Realtor

[Anonymous]

SD can you comment on this one then please:

You’re probably familar with the site….it seems pretty accurate when I compare it with Rich’s data:

http://www.foreclosureforum.com/stats.html

Q1: If as you mention “All mortgages are Trust deeds” then how can the website have “All mortgages” as a lower number than “Trust deeds”…..and why are there two columns anway???

Q2: Maybe related. How can the number be so high?? The website lists All deeds as 10,000+ for Feb, when Rich and Sandicor show a few thousand…..what gives?

Not trying to call a bluff or anything. I honestly dont know. The NODs and Trustee sales are pretty straight forward so no problems there.

Any help you can bring to clear it up….thx

[Anonymous]

SD can you comment on this one then please:

You’re probably familar with the site….it seems pretty accurate when I compare it with Rich’s data:

http://www.foreclosureforum.com/stats.html

Q1: If as you mention “All mortgages are Trust deeds” then how can the website have “All mortgages” as a lower number than “Trust deeds”…..and why are there two columns anway???

Q2: Maybe related. How can the number be so high?? The website lists All deeds as 10,000+ for Feb, when Rich and Sandicor show a few thousand…..what gives?

Not trying to call a bluff or anything. I honestly dont know. The NODs and Trustee sales are pretty straight forward so no problems there.

Any help you can bring to clear it up….thx

[Anonymous]

SD can you comment on this one then please:

You’re probably familar with the site….it seems pretty accurate when I compare it with Rich’s data:

http://www.foreclosureforum.com/stats.html

Q1: If as you mention “All mortgages are Trust deeds” then how can the website have “All mortgages” as a lower number than “Trust deeds”…..and why are there two columns anway???

Q2: Maybe related. How can the number be so high?? The website lists All deeds as 10,000+ for Feb, when Rich and Sandicor show a few thousand…..what gives?

Not trying to call a bluff or anything. I honestly dont know. The NODs and Trustee sales are pretty straight forward so no problems there.

Any help you can bring to clear it up….thx

[Anonymous]

SD can you comment on this one then please:

You’re probably familar with the site….it seems pretty accurate when I compare it with Rich’s data:

http://www.foreclosureforum.com/stats.html

Q1: If as you mention “All mortgages are Trust deeds” then how can the website have “All mortgages” as a lower number than “Trust deeds”…..and why are there two columns anway???

Q2: Maybe related. How can the number be so high?? The website lists All deeds as 10,000+ for Feb, when Rich and Sandicor show a few thousand…..what gives?

Not trying to call a bluff or anything. I honestly dont know. The NODs and Trustee sales are pretty straight forward so no problems there.

Any help you can bring to clear it up….thx

[Anonymous]

SD can you comment on this one then please:

You’re probably familar with the site….it seems pretty accurate when I compare it with Rich’s data:

http://www.foreclosureforum.com/stats.html

Q1: If as you mention “All mortgages are Trust deeds” then how can the website have “All mortgages” as a lower number than “Trust deeds”…..and why are there two columns anway???

Q2: Maybe related. How can the number be so high?? The website lists All deeds as 10,000+ for Feb, when Rich and Sandicor show a few thousand…..what gives?

Not trying to call a bluff or anything. I honestly dont know. The NODs and Trustee sales are pretty straight forward so no problems there.

Any help you can bring to clear it up….thx

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