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hello guys my name is matthieu and in todays video we are going to create a deed of trust document so first of all uh lets use legaltemplates.net thats where im gonna create this did of trust legal document link is underneath this video so lets click on the link and here we have couple of options on top there is a real estate form so we view all real estate forms once you click on view all real estate forms we can either use this search window here or scroll down into home ownership and then deed of trust right now we just have to pick a state lets randomly go with texas and start disclaimer yeah you have to agree on uh on their lender who is a lender then there is individual corporation lets go with individual lenders address so if this is uh you thats gonna be your address uh second lender is there anyone else if yes also the same goes for him or no next who is a borrower borrowers name individual corporation well most likely individual borrowers address second borrower is