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WHO IS LEGAL OWNER OF THE PROPERTY?

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In the state of Oregon, lets say Person A is buying a property owner finance from Person B and defaults somehow. Person A decides to use an Estoppel Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure Agreement to convey the property back to Person B. The agreement has a specific clause that states person B will not be deemed to have accepted the conveyance of the property back from Person A until Person B signs and records the Deed with the clerk of the county where the property is located. Person A signs the agreement on October 19, 2019, but Person B doesn't sign and record the deed until February 25, 2021. Does that mean Person A retains legal ownership of the property until February 25, 2021, when Person B signs and records the deed as required by the clause in the agreement?
 


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In the state of Oregon, lets say Person A is buying a property owner finance from Person B and defaults somehow. Person A decides to use an Estoppel Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure Agreement to convey the property back to Person B. The agreement has a specific clause that states person B will not be deemed to have accepted the conveyance of the property back from Person A until Person B signs and records the Deed with the clerk of the county where the property is located. Person A signs the agreement on October 19, 2019, but Person B doesn't sign and record the deed until February 25, 2021. Does that mean Person A retains legal ownership of the property until February 25, 2021, when Person B signs and records the deed as required by the clause in the agreement?
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