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California Department of Real Estate
Real Estate Guide
Chapter 12 - Real Estate Finance
Background, The Economy, The Mortgage Market, Overview of the Loan Process,
Details of the Loan Process, Federal and State Disclosure and Notice of Rights,
Promissory Notes, Trust Deeds and Mortgages, Junior Trust Deeds and Mortgages,
Other Types of Mortgage and Trust Deed Loans, Alternative Financing, Effects of Security,
Due on Sale, Lender’s Remedy in Case of Default, Basic Interest Rate Mathematics,
The Tools of Analysis

Foreign Actions
Prestige Limited Partnership Concord v. East Bay Car Wash Partners One-action Rule
Guardian Saving and Loan v. MD Associates Deficiency Judgments

Articles by Prof. Roger Bernhardt
Is Attachment Once Again Safe?
One Action or One Exception (Foreclosure)


Online References
Lieu deeds
Real Estate Forms
click Estoppel-affidavit-of-mortgagor.htm
Montana Code 71-1-222, Proceedings in foreclosure suits
Discussion of Preemption Rule of State Predatory Lending Laws
Final Rule on Preemption of State Predatory Lending Laws
California Code of Civil Procedure Table of Contents
The Alternative Mortgage Transaction Parity Act
Foreclosure Forum.com Information and forms
Civil Code Section 890 et seq. - Rent Skimming
Civil Code Section 1695 et seq. - Home Equity Purchasing
Civil Code Section 2924 - Trustee's Sale Procedure
Civil Code Section 2945 et seq. - Foreclosure Consultant



Class Notes
Chapter Notes with Outline

Individual Chapter Notes
Chapter   1   Chapter   2   Chapter   3   Chapter   4   Chapter   5   Chapter   6  
Chapter   7   Chapter   8   Chapter   9   Chapter 10   Chapter 11   Chapter 12  
Chapter 13   Chapter 14   Chapter 15   Chapter 16   Chapter 17   Chapter 18  
Chapter 19   Chapter 20   Chapter 21   Chapter 22   Chapter 23   Chapter 24  

Notes on Professional Responsibility
An attorney accepting a note with a power of sale clause is contrary to the Code of Professional Conduct, §5-101 as an adverse interest of the attorney to the client, for negating the requirement of a client to have counsel with an independent interest.