By Steven M. Morger For decades, the holder of an obligation secured by a junior deed of trust would be able to sue successfully as an unsecured creditor for the entirety of the unpaid obligation following the completion of a trustee’s sale by a senior lienholder except in four circumstances. These four circumstances are 1) the obligation […]
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