A lien intentionally put on real property by the owner.
A lien intentionally created or entered into by a debtor.
a debt that the property owner agrees to have recorded. Typically a mortgage.
A voluntary lien by the owner such as a mortgage, as opposed to involuntary liens (taxes). Back to the Top
A voluntary lien by the owner such as a mortgage, as opposed to involuntary liens (taxes). Select Another Letter
A lien intentionally created by a debtor, e.g., mortgage or deed of trust, as contrasted with a judgment lien, which is an involuntary lien. Home | Who We Are | Title Insurance | Top of Terminology | Order Sheet | Premium Calculator | Closing Fees | SecurWest | Local Links | Contact Us Security Title Company of Montana 600 South 19th Avenue Bozeman, MT 59718 WAIVER: The voluntary and intentional relinquishment of a known right, claim, or privilege.
A lien, such as a mortgage, that a homeowner elects to grant to a lender. [] Waiver The surrender or relinquishment of a particular right, claim, or privilege.
Term used to describe a legally backed action taken against a property owner in an effort to collect to an unpaid debt.
A lien placed on a property by the owner, such as a mortgage or a deed of trust.
A lien that a homeowner willingly gives to a lender.
A lien placed on property with the knowledge and consent of the property owner. (See lien)
Lien that a homeowner gives, willingly, to a lender, such as a mortgage.
Any lien placed upon property with consent of, or as a result of, the voluntary act of the owner.
A claim that is recorded/registered with consent of the owner.
A secured financial interest in a property that is created by agreement between a creditor and the borrower. Basically, the borrower is agreeing to use the property as collateral for the loan. The most common example of a voluntary lien is the one created by a mortgage given for a home loan.