Contracts
The Colorado 'Deed of Trust Note' is the document that:
ATransfers title from the seller to the buyer
BCreates the borrower's personal obligation to repay the loan✓ Correct
CCreates the security interest in the property for the lender
DAuthorizes the title company to close the transaction
Explanation
The promissory note (Deed of Trust Note) creates the borrower's personal obligation to repay the loan. The deed of trust creates the security interest in the property. These are two separate but related documents in a Colorado mortgage transaction.
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