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Deed of trust

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Deed of trust
See: Indenture
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Under the plan, the city and S & Y Capital Group, a subsidiary of the underwriter of the Trade and Commerce Center bonds, would jointly pay $1 million to a partnership called the Antelope Valley Project, holder of a promissory note secured by a deed of trust on the site.
60-ACRE VACANCY MAY END CITY PLAN WOULD DEAL WITH CONSTRUCTION HURDLE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
6 million National Golf common shares and NGOP partnership units to Bank of America and American Golf noteholders, and granted a second deed of trust on a property that the company didn't identify.
Deal paves way for sale of National Golf. (Up Front) by Dougherty, Conor / Los Angeles Business Journal
The purchasers of each unit made a down payment, signed a promissory note for the balance of the purchase price, and gave H and W a deed of trust to secure the note.
No step-up in basis for installment notes by Hudson, Boyd D. / The Tax Adviser
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