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1. Parties: Identifies the borrower, lender, and trustee
2. Background: States the purpose of the deed of trust and its relationship to the HECM loan
3. Definitions: Defines key terms used throughout the document including HECM, principal residence, and secured property
4. Property Description: Legal description of the secured property and its boundaries
5. Security Interest: Establishes the security interest in the property and its relationship to the first deed of trust
6. Borrower Covenants: Lists borrower's obligations including property maintenance, taxes, and insurance requirements
7. Default Provisions: Specifies events of default and remedies available to the lender
8. Governing Law: Specifies applicable federal and state laws governing the agreement
1. Insurance Requirements: Details specific insurance requirements beyond standard coverage, used when additional insurance coverage is required
2. Repair Provisions: Specific requirements for property repairs, included when property requires specific repairs as condition of loan
3. Occupancy Requirements: Detailed occupancy conditions, included when special occupancy conditions apply
4. Senior Citizen Protections: Additional protections for senior citizens, included when required by state law
1. Schedule A - Legal Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property including boundaries and easements
2. Schedule B - Repair Rider: Details of required repairs if applicable, including timeframes and specifications
3. Schedule C - Condominium Rider: Additional provisions specific to condominium properties
4. Schedule D - Planned Unit Development Rider: Additional provisions specific to PUD properties
5. Schedule E - HUD Requirements: Specific HUD requirements and regulations applicable to the HECM
Borrower
Lender
Trustee
Note
Loan Agreement
Property
Security Instrument
First Deed of Trust
Second Deed of Trust
HECM
HUD
FHA
Maximum Claim Amount
Secured Amount
Event of Default
Maturity Event
Due and Payable
Eligible Non-Borrowing Spouse
Homeowner's Insurance
Property Charges
Real Estate Taxes
Repairs
Improvements
Occupancy
Transfer of the Property
Successor in Interest
Monthly Loan Payment
Mortgage Insurance Premium
Acceleration
Foreclosure
Governing Law
Public Records
Fixture
Hazard Insurance
Condemnation
Liens
Default
Property Description
Occupancy Requirements
Payment Terms
Default and Remedies
Insurance Requirements
Property Maintenance
Tax Obligations
Assignment and Transfer
Acceleration
Foreclosure Rights
Governing Law
Notice Requirements
Property Charges
Repair and Maintenance
Borrower Covenants
Lender's Rights
Trustee Powers
Succession Rights
Condemnation
Due on Sale
Mortgage Insurance
Survival
Severability
Amendment
Recording and Stamping
Priority of Liens
Release Conditions
Compliance with Law
Maturity Events
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