But couldn't the lender just foreclose anyway, justbroke? I don't mean to suggest QC as an alternative to foreclosure, or as a legal stronghold for title, but as an option in those areas where the grantee's signature is not required to record the document and in those cases where the lender is not responsive post-bk to the idea of DIL. If the debtor just wants off the county's mailing list. Maybe the lender will nullify it but maybe not. It might be worth trying for some people. When my time comes, I'll try it. In the scenario I described, and from what I understand right now, there is nothing to lose.
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