Washington Deed of Trust Long Form is a legal document that outlines the terms of a loan secured by real estate. It is a three-party agreement between the lender (beneficiary), the borrower (trust or) and the trustee. The trust or conveys title to the property to the trustee as security for the loan. The trustee holds the property as security for the loan and is responsible for handling the foreclosure process in the event of a default. The document includes the amount of the loan, interest rate, payment schedule, and other details of the loan agreement. There are two types of Washington Deed of Trust Long Form: the Standard Deed of Trust Long Form and the Non-Standard Deed of Trust Long Form. The Standard Deed of Trust Long Form includes the standard provisions required by Washington state law and is used for most loans secured by real estate. The Non-Standard Deed of Trust Long Form is used for loans that require additional provisions, such as subordinate liens, special appraisal requirements, or a release clause.