SECTION 120. That no loans shall be made upon any property unless an

absolute conveyance of the same shall be made by the owner thereof to

the State association of the State where the land is located, in such

form and manner as the attorney of such association shall prescribe;

and the owner shall lawfully waive any claim or right of defense that

he might otherwise have in case of foreclosure proceedings under the

laws of the State in which the real estate is located. And, further,

the owner of said real estate shall, in such manner and form as

the attorney of the association shall prescribe, appoint the local

association through which the loan was negotiated as a trustee for the

benefit of the State association to take possession of the property

in case of default in payment of interest, taxes, or insurance, or in

case of waste of any kind, and shall give such local association full

authority and power to manage the property, or sell the same whenever,

in the judgment of the executive committee of such local association,

it is advisable to do so: _Provided, however_, That such sales shall

be made only after the property has been duly advertised in accordance

with the law made and provided for sale of real estate in the State

where located after foreclosure proceedings have been had and judgment

entered.

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