With stubborn inflation and relatively high interest rates, some investors are turning their attention to private lending opportunities like deeds of trust. In essence, trust deeds serve as a security interest in real property, similar to a mortgage.
However, unlike mortgages, which involve two parties, deeds of trust involve three parties: the borrower, the lender, and the trustee. This third-party trustee holds legal title to the property until the loan is repaid or until foreclosure occurs.
In this replay, you will learn:
- The trust deed basics for a foundational understanding to build on
- Potential benefits and risks unique to trust deeds
- Why due diligence is so important for investors
- How current market forces affect trust deed investors and investments
Date: April 24, 2024
Duration: 57 minutes (including 24-minute Q&A starting at 33:22)
Speakers:
- Tony Unkel - Business Development Manager at The Entrust Group
- Dave Goldberg - President at The Investors Source
Presentation Deck: View or download the presentation slides here.
Presentation Audio: Stream or download the mp3 here.
Presentation chapters with timestamps:
Section 1: Understanding Trust Deed Basics
• Starts: 3:12
• Ends: 8:46
Section 2: Analyzing Advantages and Drawbacks of Each Strategy
• Starts: 8:47
• Ends: 16:27
Section 3: Mitigating Risk With Due Diligence
• Starts: 16:34
• Ends: 23:23
Section 4: Explaining What's Moving Trust Deed Markets
• Starts: 23:25
• Ends: 29:41
Section 5: Learning How to Get Started
• Starts: 29:42
• Ends: 31:17
Section 6: Q&A Time
• Starts: 33:22
• Ends: 57:23
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