Escrow & Title
In NH, a 'release deed' is typically used when:
AA buyer takes title to a new property
BA lender releases the mortgage lien after the loan is paid in full✓ Correct
CA seller transfers property to a trust
DA tenant is released from a lease obligation
Explanation
A release deed (or discharge of mortgage) is recorded at the county Registry of Deeds when a mortgage loan is paid in full. It releases the lien the lender held against the property, clearing the encumbrance from the title.
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