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Pre-signed deed in lieu?
Wondering if anyone has executed a loan or extension backed by a pre-signed deed in lieu?
We have a borrower that has requested an extension on his mortgage before his balloon is due. He's current but unable to make the upcoming balloon. We're willing to extend, but want to make sure that we're out of the property within our planned investment horizon and with minimal risk of payments stopping and having to FC. Borrower has agreed conceptually with the idea of an extension coupled with a pre-signed / notarized DIL that we'd contractually agree to not record unless he defaults. Any reason why this wouldn't work? Has anyone done something like this before?