Individuals and entities can use a Georgia Deed of Trust when they would like to buy real estate with a loan. This type of deed can secure the deal by involving a neutral third party - a trustee - that will hold the title to the real property until a borrower has paid back their loan to a beneficiary. Before signing the deed of trust, individuals who would like to be involved with it shall learn about the enforcement of rights (44-14-120), objections (44-14-120), and other procedures described in the Official Code of Georgia.
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