Free Mortgage Deed

A Mortgage Deed is document that allows a borrower to pledge property to a lender in exchange for a loan. This document gives the lender an interest in the pledged property as security for the debt owed. Once the borrower repays the debt in full, the lender's interest in the property can be released. This document must be signed by both parties and filed at the county recorder's office.

Use the Mortgage Deed document if:
  • You are loaning money to another person or business and want to hold an interest in certain property they own as security until they repay their debt.
  • You are borrowing money and want to offer property you currently own as security to the lender that you will repay the debt in full or they can take claim on the property.
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