Deed Of Trust | Third Party Benefits
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Third Party Benefits
When a third party is involved, it becomes the loan servicing department’s responsibility to bill the borrower for regular monthly payments. It is also their responsibility to enforce on the borrower the loan agreement terms, so they respond in a proper and timely manner.
There is no question that some borrowers will do everything in their power to try and avoid and delay making payments. Borrowers that create this type of problem can often be extremely difficult for an investor to deal with, especially if the investor is new to private money lending. That being the case, it is in the investor’s best interest to loan through a third party that has the experience to deal with problem borrowers.
The third party separates the investor from interaction with the borrower, relieving them of burdens and hassles which helps the investor feel more secure in their investment because the loan process is likely to run smoother.
Borrowers know that when they receive a fast response from the third party in regards to their lack of payment, that the loan servicing department has zero tolerance for such behavior. Furthermore, in-house counsel will start foreclosure within 24 hours after a default has occurred on the loan. Therefore, borrowers will do everything they possibly can to avoid foreclosure, as it is extremely costly to them, and has the potential to damage their credit.
A Third Party Produces Excellent Results
It is through strict and constant enforcement that reliable payment and performance is maintained. It is not uncommon for a borrower to try and convince, or pressure a lender to give some slack in regards to terms and due dates for payments. With a loan servicing department, a borrower knows that such possibilities won’t happen, and that no other agreement will be tolerated save for the initial one that was created when the loan was issued.
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