Promissory Note and Deed of Trust

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What is the address of the property for securing the note?

Street Address City State ZIP Code

If you have a current copy of your deed to be changed, please scan and upload it here.

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If you do not have a current deed, we will obtain this for you for $10. We will obtain information about the property from the current deed.

To whom and where should the recorded deed of trust be mailed to? Typically, the Deed of Trust gets mailed to the Lender.

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Address

Street Address City State ZIP Code

Lenders

Lender	Actions

There are no Lenders.

Borrowers

Borrower	Actions

There are no Borrowers.

If the Borrow is a trust or other entity, should someone related to the transaction also guarantee the loan?

Yes
No

What is the principal amount owed to the Lender?

What is the annual interest rate owed to the Lender?

On what date is the first payment due?

On what date is the loan due in full?

Select which of the following describes how payments will be made:

Amortizing Loan: Principal and interest are paid in monthly installments per month until principal and interest are paid in full.
Interest only: Payments of interest only will begin on the date the first payment is due.
No payments: No payments of principal or interest are due during the loan period. The whole amount of principal and interest is due on the due date.

Amount per month:

Payments will be due:

First of the month

or Date:

Will be paid on the following schedule:

Monthly
Quarterly
Annually

Payments begin on:

If the Lender is not a Trust/Entity and there is more than one Lender named above, please described the manner in which they will be holding title on the Deed of Trust:

(select “No Designation” if there is only one Lender)

Joint Tenants
Tenants in Common
Community Property (with Right of Survivorship)
Community Property (without Right of Survivorship)
No Designation

As of January 1, 2018, California is imposing a $75 tax on recording documents relating to real property. There are a few exemptions, including a transfer to an owner-occupied residence. Your Guideway associate can tell you if your document(s) is(are) subject to the tax. Since we must pay the tax at the time of recording, we will be collecting it in addition to our fee.

CAN ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO WILL BE SIGNING COMMUNICATE IN AND UNDERSTAND SPOKEN ENGLISH?

Yes
No

If not, please describe how we can verify that the signer consents to this document.

How do you want to receive your documents? We offer complimentary notarization in our office in Walnut Creek, California. You can also use the services of any notary. Choose one:

I want to come to your office in Walnut Creek, California for complimentary notarization. When my documents are ready, please contact me for a notarization appointment.
I will notarize the documents on my own by going to a notary. Please send me my documents with signing instructions. After I have signed and notarized the documents, I will send them back to your office for recording with the County Recorder.
I am interested in having the notary travel to me. After I have signed and notarized the documents, I will send them back to your office for recording with the County Recorder.

Things to know about notarizing your documents:

If you go to your own notary, the notary will charge you notarization fees. If you have a travelling notary come to you, the notary will also charge you travel fees. Any such fees are between you and the notary you decide to hire, and you will pay the notary directly. The notary does not work for our company.

Whichever way you decide to notarize your documents, all signers must be sure to have a valid ID with them at the time of notarization, otherwise the notary will not be able to notarize them. You cannot use a copy of your ID, or a picture of your ID on your phone. If you are waiting on an ID to arrive from the DMV, you cannot use the temporary driver's license the DMV issued you in the meantime.

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