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Under Alaska's Deed of Trust Act (AS 34.20.070–34.20.135), which of the following is NOT a required party to a deed of trust?

Correct Answer

D) The guarantor, who provides a personal guarantee of the loan obligation

A deed of trust under AS 34.20.070 requires exactly three parties: the trustor (borrower), the beneficiary (lender), and the trustee (neutral third party holding bare legal title). A guarantor is not a required party to a deed of trust. While a lender may separately require a personal guarantee as additional credit support, the guarantor is not part of the deed of trust instrument itself and is not required by Alaska's Deed of Trust Act.

Answer Options
A
The trustor, who is the borrower conveying bare legal title
B
The beneficiary, who is the lender holding the beneficial interest
C
The trustee, who holds bare legal title and conducts the sale upon default
D
The guarantor, who provides a personal guarantee of the loan obligation

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