Get Deed Of Trust

Completing a Deed of Trust online can be a straightforward process when you understand its components and instructions. This guide will provide you with step-by-step details to help you accurately fill out the form and ensure that your document is complete.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your Deed of Trust online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Deed of Trust. This action will allow you to obtain the form and open it in your designated online editor.
2. Begin by entering the date on which you are completing the form. Write the day and month clearly.
3. Fill in the Trustor's name and mailing address. The Trustor is the individual or entity that conveys property to the Trustee.
4. Enter the name and mailing address of the Trustee, which is the entity responsible for holding the property in trust. In this case, it is Old Republic Title Insurance Agency, Inc.
5. List the Beneficiary's name and mailing address. The Beneficiary is the individual or entity that benefits from the trust, usually the lender.
6. Specify the county in Arizona where the real property is located, as this is critical for defining the jurisdiction.
7. Attach and reference 'Exhibit A,' which must detail the real property being conveyed. This document should be included as part of the overall Deed of Trust.
8. Under 'Purpose of Securing,' clearly list the obligations being secured by the Deed. This should include performance agreements and the amount of any promissory note.
9. Review the obligations of the Trustor to ensure they understand their responsibilities concerning the property, including maintenance and insurance provisions.
10. Complete the signature section, ensuring all necessary parties — Trustor, Trustee, and Beneficiary — sign the document where indicated.
11. Ensure that the notary section is filled out correctly, and the document is acknowledged according to state requirements.
12. Once all fields are accurately filled, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the Deed of Trust as necessary.

Start filling out your Deed of Trust online today for a smooth and efficient process.