Assignment and Assumption of Mortgage and Other Loan Documents are documents that transfer the rights and obligations of a loan from one party (the assignor) to another (the assignee). This transfer is often used when the original borrower is unable to fulfill the loan obligations. A typical Assignment and Assumption of Mortgage and Other Loan Documents includes the original loan agreement, the mortgage (or deed of trust), and any other loan documents, such as a promissory note, security agreement, or personal guaranty. In some cases, the loan documents may be assigned in their entirety, meaning the assignee assumes all the original loan's terms and conditions. In other cases, the loan documents may be partially assigned, meaning that some of the original loan's terms and conditions are amended. Types of Assignment and Assumption of Mortgage and Other Loan Documents include: 1. Assignment of Deed of Trust: This is an agreement between the original borrower and the assignee in which the original borrower transfers its rights and obligations under a deed of trust to the assignee. 2. Assumption of Mortgage: This is an agreement between the assignee and the lender in which the assignee assumes the original borrower's rights and obligations under the mortgage. 3. Assignment and Assumption of Promissory Note: This is an agreement between the original borrower and the assignee in which the original borrower transfers its rights and obligations under a promissory note to the assignee. 4. Assignment and Assumption of Security Agreement: This is an agreement between the original borrower and the assignee in which the original borrower transfers its rights and obligations under a security agreement to the assignee. 5. Assignment and Assumption of Personal Guaranty: This is an agreement between the original borrower and the assignee in which the original borrower transfers its rights and obligations under a personal guaranty to the assignee.