deed in lieu of foreclosure

Definition of "deed in lieu of foreclosure"
  1. A process where a property owner willingly transfers ownership to their lender to avoid mortgage payment difficulties or foreclosure
How to use "deed in lieu of foreclosure" in a sentence
  1. Having lost his job, John opted for a deed in lieu of foreclosure to avoid legal issues with the bank.
  2. Banks may choose to accept a deed in lieu of foreclosure when the cost of foreclosure is too high.
  3. The family chose a deed in lieu of foreclosure to prevent their home from being seized.

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