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In a seller-financed real estate deal involving a deed of trust, three key documents are essential: the deed, the promissory note, and the deed of trust. The deed transfers ownership from the seller to the buyer. The promissory note outlines the loan terms, including the interest rate, amount, and payment schedule. The deed of trust is recorded at the county level and serves as a lien on the property until the loan is fully paid. While the deed and deed of trust are recorded, the promissory note is not. The process involves three parties: the lender, the borrower, and a trustee, often designated as a title company, attorney, or loan servicer.