What Is A Covenant In Real Estate?: San Diego Foreclosures and REO'sLeave a comment »
In terms of San Diego foreclosures and REO Real Estate, "a covenant is a written agreement between interested parties that helps to form the basis for some sort of ongoing business relationship." http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-covenant.htm Covenants outline the general terms of the agreement that will exist between the relevant parties. There are a few basic elements in the covenant to give the San Diego foreclosures and REO Real Estate transaction meaning and function.
Generally a covenant will discuss the following:
Then the specific penalties in the event of the failure of any party to hold up their end of the relationship are defined. Finally, a covenant In terms of San Diego foreclosures and REO Real Estate addresses who are the authorized parties to sign and execute the agreement.
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Posted on April 25, 2008 19:45:44 by Amy and Susan
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