Deed of Trust (Assumable-Not Due on Sale) RE Commission Form

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Deed of Trust (Assumable-Not Due on Sale) RE Commission Form

This Deed of Trust is approved by the Colorado Real Estate Commission. The "Not Due on Sale" clause means that if the property is sold, the loan is assumable. A promissory note is usually executed at the same time. See form NTD82 for possible use with this document.

Item No. TD74

Revision Date: 8/1/2010