An Agreement for Accord and Satisfaction to be Effectuated by Refinancing Debtor's Property in the Name of Creditor is an agreement wherein the debtor agrees to refinance their property in the creditor's name. This type of agreement is used as a means of settling a debt. It typically involves the creditor agreeing to release the debtor from the existing debt in exchange for the debtor refinancing the property in the creditor's name. This type of agreement is also sometimes referred to as a deed in lieu of foreclosure, debt settlement, or debt payoff agreement. The main types of Agreement for Accord and Satisfaction to be Effectuated by Refinancing Debtor's Property in the Name of Creditor include: 1) Refinancing with Full Settlement: This is a type of agreement where the debtor agrees to refinance their property in the creditor's name in exchange for a full and final settlement of the outstanding debt. 2) Refinancing with Partial Settlement: This type of agreement involves the debtor refinancing their property in the creditor's name in exchange for a partial settlement of the outstanding debt. 3) Refinancing with Loan Modification: This type of agreement involves the debtor refinancing their property in the creditor's name and agreeing to a loan modification of the existing loan. This may involve the creditor agreeing to a lower interest rate, longer repayment terms, or other changes to the loan. 4) Refinancing with Debt Repayment Plan: This type of agreement involves the debtor refinancing their property in the creditor's name and agreeing to a debt repayment plan with the creditor. This may involve the debtor making regular payments over a period of time until the debt is fully repaid.