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Kenneth Wiley
  • Wholesaler
  • Buckeye, AZ
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HAS ANYBODY SEEN WHAT A MORTGAGE BOND LOOKS LIKE?

Kenneth Wiley
  • Wholesaler
  • Buckeye, AZ
Posted

my problem is the wording when it comes to varies terms such as mortgage, deed of trust, bonds in finance, i don't know how these words are used on a contract during a real estate transaction my guess is they are used during the drafting of new contractual agreements where you have pens at some table and multiple indivisuals signing there names at a specified area of the contract, and the words may also be used as contingency personally i would like to speak with a real estate attorney about this issue but i am operating on very limited knowledge 

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