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ARTICLE · 01 FEBRUARY 2018

Another Reason To Avoid Second Deeds Of Trust

In Centrum Financial Services v. Union Bank, decided December 17, 2017, the Court of Appeals clarified the limitations on the right of a junior lienholder to cure a default of a senior secured indebtedness.

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In Centrum Financial Services v. Union Bank, decided December 17, 2017, the Court of Appeals clarified the limitations on the right of a junior lienholder to cure a default of a senior secured indebtedness. Centrum requires caution and additional preparation when considering whether to foreclose on a second deed of trust.

Frontier Bank had loaned $1,875,000 secured by a two-story office building in Monroe. Subsequently, Centrum Financial Services loaned an additional $1,610,000 secured by a second deed of trust on the same property. Following a default on its loan, Centrum foreclosed, taking ownership of the building following a credit bid. At the time of the Centrum foreclosure, the borrower was already in default on the Frontier Bank loan.

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