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Documents Defined ( Substitution of Trustee )

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Title Insurance with Stewart Title of California

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Substitution of Trustee

The "Substitution of Trustee" document is utilized when the

beneficiary (lender) determines a need to change the trustee under a

recorded deed of trust. The trustee, if a corporation, may be

"winding up" its affairs and ceasing to carry on its business; or if an

individual, may become incapacitated or deceased, which would

necessitate the substitution of a new trustee. In some instances, the

substitution may be made by the beneficiary when the trustee

declines to act in its fiduciary capacity. Regardless of the

circumstances, the trustee does not have to agree to step aside.

Substitution of Trustee and Full Reconveyance

A "Substitution of Trustee and Full Reconveyance" is a document

that combines the functions of a "Substitution of Trustee" document

and a "Full Reconveyance" document. A Substitution of Trustee

and Full Reconveyance is normally used when a deed of trust is

assigned to a new beneficiary who wishes to substitute itself as

trustee and at the same time record a full reconveyance.

Comments (2)

Cheryl Clayton
Westlake Village home buyers and sellers Thousand Oaks homes - Westlake Village, CA
Conejo Valley and Simi Valley Realtor

Scott, as always, the information and service you give is fantastic! Keep up the good work!

Dec 30, 2009 04:20 PM
Anonymous
Warren

Why would a beneficiary want to substitute itself (or someone else) as trustee and at the same time record a full reconveyance? Why not just do the full reconveyance directly?

Aug 28, 2010 12:51 PM
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