Common use of REAL ESTATE SECURED NOTE Clause in Contracts

REAL ESTATE SECURED NOTE. This Note is secured by a Security Instrument which describes how and under what conditions all amounts owed under this Note may become immediately due and payable. One of those conditions relates to any transfer of the property covered by the Security Instrument and to certain other transfers. Refer to each Security Instrument for the specific conditions and requirements. When the Security Instrument is a Deed of Trust, the Deed of Trust provides as follows:

REAL ESTATE SECURED NOTE. This Note is secured by a Security Instrument under which describes how and under what conditions Trustor may be required to make immediate payment in full of all amounts owed under this Note may become immediately due and payableNote. One of those conditions relates to any transfer of the property covered by the Security Instrument and to certain other transfers. Refer to each Security Instrument for the specific conditions and requirements. When the Security Instrument is a Deed of Trust, the Deed of Trust provides as follows:

REAL ESTATE SECURED NOTE. This Note is secured by a Security Instrument under which describes how and under what conditions all amounts owed under this Note may become immediately due and payablepayable under certain conditions. One of those conditions relates to any transfer of the property Property covered by the Security Instrument and to certain other transfers. Refer to each Security Instrument for the specific conditions and requirements. When the Security Instrument is a Deed of Trust, the Deed of Trust provides as follows: