Assumption of Deed of Trust, and Release of One of Original Borrowers - California 2026

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The document is an Assumption of Deed of Trust Agreement, which outlines the transfer of mortgage obligations from one borrower to another. It details the terms under which the remaining borrower assumes the debt and responsibilities associated with a property previously owned by another borrower who is being released from these obligations. The agreement includes provisions for payment amounts, interest rates, and requires signatures from all parties involved, including acknowledgments from a notary.

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Begin by filling in the 'Prepared By and After Recording Return to' section with the appropriate names and addresses.
In the 'Assumption of Deed of Trust Agreement' section, enter the name of the Lender and each Borrower involved in the transaction.
Specify the loan amount, date of note and deed of trust, and county where recorded. This information is crucial for legal clarity.
Identify the Grantor/Borrower who is selling the property and the Remaining Borrower who will assume responsibility for the loan.
Fill in details regarding monthly payments, including principal, interest, taxes, and insurance. Ensure accuracy for future obligations.
Complete witness signatures at the end of the document to validate agreements made within this form.

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