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In essence, a promissory note is an agreement listing what is being borrowed, from whom and when repayment will be made. The agreement is then signed and frequently notarized, and then the lender will hold the note until the debt is repaid. In many cases, the lender requires some form of collateral to secure the loan.
In order for a contract to be enforceable, it must contain certain legal conditions such as an offer and an acceptance of that offer. ... When all of these conditions are addressed in the promissory note details and it is signed by both parties, the promissory note meets all the elements of a legally binding contract.
Enforcing a Promissory Note The unsecured promissory note form does not promise to turn over any assets to the lender if there is a default, so the lender is left to pursue other avenues to seek remedy for the breach of contract.
Default on Secured Debt If you have secured debt, you signed an agreement saying that your lender can take your property if you refuse to pay under the terms of the promissory note. ... If you do not pay under the terms of the promissory note, the dealership has the right to send someone to repossess the car.
Promissory Note Basics An IOU is not a promissory note. ... A promissory note has more meat on the bones: it includes the dollar amount, the names of both parties, the rate of interest and the timeline for paying back the money. If there's collateral involved, the note identifies the collateral.
A promissory note (if properly written) is a legally binding document. It can either be secured (i.e; Deed of Trust encumbering real property) or unsecured. If the promissory note is unsecured, it may be harder to get paid in the event of default...
Whenever you borrow money and pledge your home or other real property as collateral, you have received a real estate secured loan. You sign a promissory note evidencing your promise to repay the loan, but you also offer security in the form of real estate to "encourage" an approval.
A secured loan is a loan in which the borrower pledges some asset (e.g. a car or property) as collateral for the loan, which then becomes a secured debt owed to the creditor who gives the loan.
Land as Collateral. In some cases, lenders will allow you to put up a piece of land as collateral for a secured loan. Not all lenders accept land as collateral, and even those who do will require that the land be worth a certain amount in order to consider it for use as a collateral.
The lender can keep the lien active until the loan is fully paid. At that point, the lien is lifted, and the collateral ownership reverts back to the borrower. In the event the borrower defaults on a secured loan, the lender can retrieve the secured loan collateral and sell it to cover any losses incurred on the loan.
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