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trustor

American  
[truhs-ter, truh-stawr] / ˈtrʌs tər, trʌˈstɔr /

noun

Law.

  1. a person who creates a trust.

Etymology

Origin of trustor

First recorded in 1530–40; trust + -or 2

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If you act as a trustor and decide to borrow against your own property, you will create a lien on that specific property.

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In this type of scenario, a trustee who is in control of the property will take legal action by issuing a Notice of Default to you as a delinquent trustor.

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