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1. Parties: Identifies the Trustor (borrower), Trustee, and Beneficiary (lender)
2. Background: Explains the purpose of the trust deed and underlying loan agreement
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the document including property, secured obligations, and default terms
4. Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property being secured under the trust deed
5. Security Agreement: Terms of the security interest being granted and the obligations being secured
6. Payment Terms: Details of payment obligations, including principal, interest, taxes, and insurance
7. Default Provisions: Circumstances constituting default and available remedies including foreclosure rights
8. Covenants and Warranties: Promises and guarantees made by the Trustor regarding the property and obligations
9. Rights and Remedies: Legal rights of all parties and available remedies in case of breach
1. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance requirements beyond standard coverage, used when additional insurance protection is needed
2. Environmental Provisions: Environmental compliance requirements, typically included for commercial properties or environmentally sensitive areas
3. Secondary Financing: Provisions regarding additional financing, included when secondary financing is anticipated or permitted
4. Due on Sale Clause: Provisions requiring full payment of the loan upon sale of the property, included when transfer restrictions are desired
1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property including boundaries, easements, and rights of way
2. Schedule B - Permitted Encumbrances: List of allowed liens, encumbrances, and exceptions to title
3. Schedule C - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance specifications and minimum coverage requirements
4. Exhibit A - Promissory Note: Copy of the underlying promissory note being secured by the trust deed
5. Exhibit B - Required Notices: State-specific required notices and disclosures
Trustor
Trustee
Property
Secured Obligations
Note
Deed of Trust
Event of Default
Permitted Encumbrances
Security Interest
Indebtedness
Loan Documents
Improvements
Insurance Proceeds
Condemnation Awards
Rents
Fixtures
Personal Property
Governmental Authority
Applicable Law
Business Day
Maturity Date
Payment Date
Default Rate
Environmental Laws
Hazardous Materials
Permitted Transfers
Title Insurance Policy
Transfer
Liens
Material Adverse Effect
Obligations
Permitted Use
Required Insurance
Tax and Insurance Escrow Fund
UCC
Mortgaged Property
Granting Clause
Security Interest
Payment Terms
Default and Remedies
Insurance Requirements
Property Maintenance
Taxes and Assessments
Assignment and Transfer
Representations and Warranties
Covenants
Environmental Compliance
Indemnification
Foreclosure
Notice Requirements
Due on Sale
Substitution of Trustee
Governing Law
Severability
Subordination
Condemnation
Modification
Release Provisions
Title Insurance
Escrow Requirements
Rights of Entry
Future Advances
Acceleration
Cross-Default
Recordation
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