Not exact matches
Since its inception in 2003, Lone Oak Fund has focused on short term bridge loans, secured
only by
first trust deeds on California real estate.
When a deficiency judgment is permitted, the lender may obtain one
only following a judicial foreclosure, or when the security has become valueless (such as when security for a second
trust deed loan is wiped out when the
first trust deed lender completes its foreclosure).
The hard money loan is for Redmond real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The bridge loan is for Burien real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The bridge loan is for Littleton real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The hard money loan is for Renton real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The bridge loan is for Mercer Island real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The hard money loan is for Kirkland real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The bridge loan is for Boulder real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.
The bridge loan is for Issaquah real estate
only, and must be in
first lien position secured with a
Deed of
Trust and insured with a Lender's Title policy.