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Business Definition for: voluntary conveyance

Dictionary of Banking Terms
voluntary conveyance
See also foreclosure
Dictionary of Business Terms
voluntary conveyance

sale or transfer of property without being forced to do so. Contrast with involuntary acts, such as condemnation or threat of condemnation.

Related Terms:
foreclosure

process by which a homeowner who has not made timely payments of principal and interest on a mortgage loses title to the home. The holder of the mortgage, whether it be a bank, a savings and loan, or an individual, must go to court to seize the property, which may then be sold to satisfy the claims of the mortgage.

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