In a deed of trust transaction, when a trustee sells the property and the proceeds generate a surplus, it _____.
A) is paid to the borrower
B) is paid to the lender
C) is paid to the trustee
D) goes to the state

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In a deed of trust transaction, the borrower deeds to the trustee the property that is to be put up as security. The trust agreement usually gives the trustee the right to foreclose or sell the property if the borrower fails to make a required payment on the debt. If there is a surplus after the sale, it is paid to the borrower.

In a Deed of Trust Transaction, When a Trustee Sells