§ 88.010 Foreclosure of lien by suit; judgment for amount of debt; other remedies; requirements for complaint in proceeding to foreclose residential trust deed; stay
§ 88.020 Joinder of foreclosure suit involving real property with suit to quiet title
§ 88.030 Other lienholders and debtors as defendants; effect of failure to redeem
§ 88.040 Foreclosure suit during and after action for debt
§ 88.050 Judgment foreclosing more than one lien on same property
§ 88.060 Enforcement of judgment
§ 88.090 Judgment when debt payable in installments
§ 88.100 Payment of amount due before foreclosure sale; judgment for payment of installment not due
§ 88.103 Sale of real property after mortgage foreclosure
§ 88.106 Sale and redemption; effect of sheriffs deed
§ 88.110 Duration of real property mortgage lien; when suit for foreclosure barred
§ 88.120 When foreclosure not barred by ORS 88.110
§ 88.710 Lien defined
§ 88.720 Acquisition, administration and disposal by state of property subject to lien held by state
§ 88.740 Investment of surplus moneys in Oregon War Veterans Bond Sinking Account
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Terms Used In Oregon Statutes > Chapter 88 - Foreclosure of Mortgages and Other Liens

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  • Grantor: The person who establishes a trust and places property into it.
  • Mortgagor: The person who pledges property to a creditor as collateral for a loan and who receives the money.
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