The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau re- quires that the Closing Disclosure be provided to A. the seller. B. the buyer. C. the seller, the buyer, and any involved real estate licensees. D. both buyer and seller.

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7. The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau re-
quires that the Closing Disclosure be provided to
A. the seller.
B. the buyer.
C. the seller, the buyer, and any involved real
estate licensees.
D. both buyer and seller.
8. One benefit of closing a real estate transaction
through escrow is that
A. the buyer and the seller can resolve
walk-through issues at the table.
B. both the buyer and the seller will be
represented by their attorneys.
C. there are no closing costs to be paid.
D. neither
shit
needs to be
party
closing.
present at the
9. All encumbrances and liens shown on the title
report, other than those waived or agreed to by
the buyer and listed in the contract, must be
removed so that the title can be delivered free
and clear. The removal of such encumbrances is
the obligation of
A. the buyer.
B. the seller.
C. the broker.
D. the title company.
o leloT
(bavissen) des
Transcribed Image Text:slles 7. The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau re- quires that the Closing Disclosure be provided to A. the seller. B. the buyer. C. the seller, the buyer, and any involved real estate licensees. D. both buyer and seller. 8. One benefit of closing a real estate transaction through escrow is that A. the buyer and the seller can resolve walk-through issues at the table. B. both the buyer and the seller will be represented by their attorneys. C. there are no closing costs to be paid. D. neither shit needs to be party closing. present at the 9. All encumbrances and liens shown on the title report, other than those waived or agreed to by the buyer and listed in the contract, must be removed so that the title can be delivered free and clear. The removal of such encumbrances is the obligation of A. the buyer. B. the seller. C. the broker. D. the title company. o leloT (bavissen) des
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