From: "SteelVest" 
Newsgroups: misc.invest.real-estate
Subject: Re: mortgage bearer note or mortgage deed
Date: 6 Jul 2006 13:39:35 -0700
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Title insurance is a policy of insurance that insures ownership or
title to real property.  I have never heard of a "title deed."


davidodimegwu@hotmail.com wrote:
> Thanks steelvest. this is an assignment for a class of mine. you
> mentioned a title insurance. what is the difference between a title
> insurance and a title deed? and would it be likely i can sell a
> mortgage deed even with a good lawyer
> thanks
> i'm happy you replied
> SteelVest wrote:
> > if you are going to be the lender/bank, get a lawyer to do the
> > appropriate documents, get title insurance, a survey, etc. - just like
> > a lender AND MAKE THE BORROWER PAY FOR IT - just like a lender.  Do NOT
> > do it yourself!
> >
> > GJG
> > davidodimegwu@hotmail.com wrote:
> > > If i want to borrow money for buying a house to a friend in return for
> > > securities which can be traded later to a third party if the friend
> > > fails to pay me, which means should i make the agreement, through a
> > > mortgage bearer note or mortgage deed. i'll be pleased to receive help
> > > from anyone. I can't refuse him but would want to easily trade the
> > > security in case he fails to pay. 
> > > thanks