A California Order Granting Motion To Approve Trial Loan Modification Agreement is a court order issued by a judge in the state of California that approves a trial loan modification agreement between a lender and a borrower. The loan modification agreement is usually a negotiated agreement between the parties that allows the borrower to restructure their loan terms in order to avoid foreclosure. It may involve a change in the interest rate, a change in the loan term, a reduction in the principal balance, or other modifications. The order granting the motion to approve the trial loan modification agreement is a court order that makes the agreement binding and enforceable. Types of California Order Granting Motion To Approve Trial Loan Modification Agreement include: 1. Judicial Foreclosure Order: This order grants the motion to approve a trial loan modification agreement for a residential mortgage loan that is in the process of being foreclosed upon. 2. Non-Judicial Foreclosure Order: This order grants the motion to approve a trial loan modification agreement for a residential mortgage loan that is not in the process of being foreclosed upon. 3. Cash for Keys Order: This order grants the motion to approve a trial loan modification agreement that involves a negotiated cash settlement with the borrower to avoid foreclosure. 4. Permanent Modification Order: This order grants the motion to approve a trial loan modification agreement that is designed to become a permanent loan modification.