A deed in lieu of foreclosure allows a borrower to transfer their property title back to the lender, avoiding foreclosure and ...

When you prepare to purchase a home, you'll usually find an avalanche of paperwork you must complete. A deed of trust is one document you should not sign without understanding its implications. In a ...

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The current recession, which real estate professionals might be more inclined to call a depression, likely will continue generating an almost bottomless supply of mortgage defaults for several years ...

Borrowers “handing back the keys” to commercial properties is not a new occurrence in real estate, but it is something the industry could see a lot more of this year. With mortgages maturing into an ...

Amid the ongoing foreclosure debacle of the Graceland estate, Shelby County Register of Deeds said that they do not have a deed of trust on file for the property. A representative from the Shelby ...

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