A Deed of Trust or a Declaration of Trust may be used to clarify the ownership and financial interests of the parties involved in a joint mortgage.
For example, if two people are taking out a mortgage together on a property, a declaration of trust may be used to specify each person’s share of the property and their respective contributions to the mortgage payments.
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