mortgage

hi

please tell me the stops on getting your home from the mortgage company by using ucc code. who do you write to and what kind of stuff do write? Is there a site you can find ucc documents too use for different kind of legal stuff.



thanks

[charlesa6]

Welcome. Yea, check forum section under UCC for more detail to your situation. You need a lot of studies to do to familiar yourself with subject mattter.

[Notorial dissent]

I have a really novel idea, why don't you try actually reading the UCC, and then pay particular attention to the section of it that tells you it SPECIFICALLY DOESN'T APPLY TO REAL ESTATE.

[mrg]

How, precisely, is a "mortgage" "real estate?"

[charlesa6]

Sure it does, you can use "UCC" to protect your property from a lot of things.

[Notorial dissent]

A mortgage creates a security interest in real property.

The UCC deals only with intangible property, again, the UCC cannot be used to secure an interest in real property and is therefore worthless in this application.

[Notorial dissent]

Originally Posted by charlesa6

Sure it does, you can use "UCC" to protect your property from a lot of things.

Oh, based on what? The UCC does not apply to real property.

[charlesa6]

Originally Posted by Notorial dissent

A mortgage creates a security interest in real property.

The UCC deals only with intangible property, again, the UCC cannot be used to secure an interest in real property and is therefore worthless in this application.

Wrong! Try again. Maybe some UCC Guru can chime in and back me up.

[mrg]

Originally Posted by Notorial dissent

A mortgage creates a security interest in real property.

The UCC deals only with intangible property, again, the UCC cannot be used to secure an interest in real property and is therefore worthless in this application.

How, precisely is a "mortgage" "real estate?"

(If the above was supposed to precisely answer this, how, precisely, does it?)

How, precisely, is a "security interest in real property" real estate?

What precisely is "real property?

Does "real property" differ from "real estate?"

If so, how, precisely?

Is a "mortgage" "tangible property?"

What are the specific mechanics by which a "mortgage" "creates a security interest in real property?"

Can you/will you cite and quote the UCC section referred to?

[charlesa6]

My points exactly, mrg.