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Deed-in-Lieu

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Deed-in-Lieu

Also called a deed in lieu of foreclosure. It conveys title to a lender when a defaulting borrower wants to prevent foreclosure. A lender can choose whether to stop foreclosure activity when the borrower requests a deed-in-lieu. It can help prevent foreclosure preparation documents from being recorded and becoming a matter of public record.
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