Posted by Deborah Coyer on 1/26/07 7:06pm
Msg #172770

Help

Does anyone know what it means when 1 name is on the deed of trust and 2 names are on the note and other docs?

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 1/26/07 7:10pm
Msg #172771

That is a question that has been asked on here many many many times - usually when someone is taking a test.

Use the search button for the previous answers.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 1/26/07 7:10pm
Msg #172772

That is a question that has been asked on here many many many times - usually when someone is taking a test.

Use the search button for the previous answers.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 1/26/07 7:11pm
Msg #172773

No idea why that posted twice! n/m

Reply by MikeC/NY on 1/26/07 7:34pm
Msg #172775

We'll save the second answer

for the next one who asks the same question

Reply by Gary_CA on 1/26/07 8:30pm
Msg #172777

9 times out of 10

it means nobody told the person that's only on the DOT and they wouln't be there for the signing and will apologize profusely but not pay you anything for the second trip.

Put that in your test and smoke it.

Reply by Mark/SanJose on 1/27/07 4:44am
Msg #172815

Debora, I see you are in CA. This would mean that the doc's could be wrong. The only other possible thing I can think of is that the non-deeded signer is a personal co-signer that is satisfactory to the lender and is required, in addition to the property, to secure the loan.

Mark