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Kishore P.
  • Realtor
  • Farmington, MI
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Lien Theory vs Title Theory State

Kishore P.
  • Realtor
  • Farmington, MI
Posted

Hello All:

Is it advantageous to Create Owner Created Note/Broker Notes in Lien Theory State/s on account of the Non-Judicial Foreclosure process?

Can someone knowledgeable elaborate on the perceived pro and con of Creating/Brokering Notes in Lien Theory State as against one created in Title Theory State? (My understanding is that: Lien Theory State Foreclosure takes longer and cost prohibitive from an investment standpoint)

Am I wrong in my assumption? Can some Pl clarify?

Thanks in Advance for your valued input.

Attached is the image of Lien Theory State and Title Theory State for your reference.

Kishore P

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