A partial release of mortgage or deed of trust lien on leasehold interest in part of lands subject to mortgage or deed of trust is a legal document commonly used in Arizona to release a specific portion of a property from a mortgage or deed of trust lien. This release allows the owner or a lessee of a leasehold interest to either sell, lease, or transfer a part of the property without affecting the entire mortgage or deed of trust lien. In Arizona, there are various types of partial releases of mortgage or deed of trust lien on leasehold interest, including: 1. Partial Release of Mortgage on Leasehold Interest: This type of release focuses on a specific portion of the leased property that is subject to a mortgage, allowing the lessee to transfer or lease the released portion without affecting the entire mortgage. 2. Partial Release of Deed of Trust Lien on Leasehold Interest: Similar to the first type, this release specifically targets a part of the leased property that is encumbered by a deed of trust lien. The purpose is to enable a lessee to deal with the released portion without affecting the entire lien. 3. Partial Release of Mortgage/Deed of Trust Lien on Leasehold Interest in Part of Lands: This type of release is commonly used when only a portion of the overall property is being released from the mortgage or deed of trust lien. It emphasizes that the release is applicable to only a specific part of the land under leasehold interest. 4. Partial Release of Mortgage/Deed of Trust Lien on Leasehold Interest Subject to Mortgage/Deed of Trust: This release type indicates that the property's leasehold interest, subject to an existing mortgage or deed of trust lien, is being partially released. It clarifies that the release is limited to the leasehold interest and not the entire property. The Arizona partial release of mortgage or deed of trust lien on leasehold interest is an essential legal instrument that allows property owners or lessees to conduct transactions involving only a portion of the property while still maintaining the underlying mortgage or deed of trust lien on the remaining parts. It ensures flexibility, ease, and expedited dealings within the context of a larger mortgage or lien structure.