Deed of Trust Form - Virginia

Individuals can use a Virginia Deed of Trust if they would like to make certain the other party (a trustor) will perform their obligation to return the loan on the conditions designated in the deed. The Code of Virginia provides its residents with a statutory form for such kinds of deeds, according to which they should include the identifying information of the involved parties, the date when the deed was made, the description of the property that is being conveyed to the trustee, and other details (§ 55.1-316). Before signing your deed of trust and presenting it for recordation ensure it is construed in conformity with provisions of the code and requirements developed for these kinds of deeds (§ 55.1-320).

Related Forms and Topics:

• Virginia Gift Deed;
• Virginia Warranty Deed;
• Virginia Special Warranty Deed.