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Yes, you can refinance even with a deed of trust. Just make sure to check with your lender to understand any conditions or requirements they may have!
Ignoring a lien can lead to serious trouble, like losing your property. You might end up in foreclosure or have other legal repercussions if you don't deal with it.
You can check court records and local databases for any lawsuits tied to that property. It's like doing a little detective work to see if the property has a complicated past!
If you're thinking about bankruptcy, take a deep breath. It's best to consult a bankruptcy attorney who can guide you through the process and help protect your interests.
A UCC statement is filed to publicly declare a lender's interest in your business assets. It’s like a heads-up to other potential creditors that these assets are already spoken for.