A New Hampshire Deed of Trust is a legal document that can be used to secure a loan one individual has given to another individual to buy real property. The name of the deed is not widely used in the New Hampshire Statutes, however, it is implied that any deed of conveyance signed to secure an obligation is considered to be a mortgage (479:1). The primary type of foreclosure stated in the statutes is a nonjudicial foreclosure, which does not involve a court but a notice (479:22). Therefore, your deed of trust shall include a power of sale provision which can be found in the statutory form for a power of sale mortgage (479:29).
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