Washington Request For Full Reconveyance

• Category: Washington Statewide - Limited Practice Board
• State: Washington
• Control #: WA-SKU-2779
• Format: PDF

Description

Request For Full Reconveyance Washington Request for Full Re conveyance is a type of real estate document that is filed with a county recorder's office in order to release a deed of trust or mortgage on a property. This document is used to transfer the title of ownership from the lender to the borrower, allowing the borrower to own the property outright. It is also used to clear any liens, and to cancel any financial obligations associated with the property. There are two different types of Washington Request for Full Re conveyance: Voluntary Re conveyance and Statutory Re conveyance. Voluntary Re conveyance is used when a lender voluntarily releases the deed of trust or mortgage from a property. Statutory Re conveyance is used when the borrower meets certain criteria, such as paying off the loan in full, making timely payments for a certain period of time, or meeting other conditions outlined in the deed of trust. The Washington Request for Full Re conveyance document is typically signed by the borrower, the lender, and the county recorder's office, and must include specific information such as the address of the property, the amount of the loan, the parties involved, and the date of the request. Once filed, the document is recorded with the county recorder's office and the deed of trust or mortgage is released from the property.

Washington Request for Full Re conveyance is a type of real estate document that is filed with a county recorder's office in order to release a deed of trust or mortgage on a property. This document is used to transfer the title of ownership from the lender to the borrower, allowing the borrower to own the property outright. It is also used to clear any liens, and to cancel any financial obligations associated with the property. There are two different types of Washington Request for Full Re conveyance: Voluntary Re conveyance and Statutory Re conveyance. Voluntary Re conveyance is used when a lender voluntarily releases the deed of trust or mortgage from a property. Statutory Re conveyance is used when the borrower meets certain criteria, such as paying off the loan in full, making timely payments for a certain period of time, or meeting other conditions outlined in the deed of trust. The Washington Request for Full Re conveyance document is typically signed by the borrower, the lender, and the county recorder's office, and must include specific information such as the address of the property, the amount of the loan, the parties involved, and the date of the request. Once filed, the document is recorded with the county recorder's office and the deed of trust or mortgage is released from the property.