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Are loan modifications recorded with the county?

Logan Allec
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I don't see the loan mod on the title report for a property I'm checking out in Los Angeles County, so I was just wondering.

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Generally from an institutional lender, yes, after the trial period is over and it is permanently modified.  At least in Florida anyway.  But, why do you ask?

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