This TWO VOLUME SET is the definitive work on enforcing California deeds of trust-treating workouts, foreclosures, and bankruptcies all in one place-can help lenders and borrowers, experts, and attorneys new to the field. Filled with practice tips, strategies, and litigation forms, it provides up-to-date, practical advice and navigates the intricate maze of secured loans, foreclosure, and other available remedies and the process of pursuing them without accidentally forfeiting client rights. Author Roger Bernhardt, contributing editors Charles A. Hansen, Richard M. Adler, Keith McDaniels, and other secured loan experts provide clear treatment of mortgage and bankruptcy law that can ensure you serve your client effectively and avoid costly mistakes. This resource contains state-of-the-art chapters on lender liability, workouts, and bankruptcy, and new decisions from the courts on challenges to trustee sales. Part of CEB's Real Property Secured Transaction Series. HIGHLIGHTS: Deciding on judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure Complete foreclosure procedures Role of liability of trustee in trustee sales Full credit bid rule Security first and one action rules Antideficiency statutes The validity of executory waivers of antideficiency protection Using receivership remedy effectively Mixed collateral situations Multiple securities, multiple notes, and multiple parties Debtor strategies Effect of foreclosure on rents and leases Creditor remedies if borrower files for bankruptcy Stay relief and avoidable preferences Prepayment penalties and related disputes Predatory lending Lien priority issues
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