Escrow & Title
An Arizona escrow is considered 'closed' when:
AAll documents are signed
BThe loan is funded
CThe deed is recorded and funds are disbursed to all parties✓ Correct
DThe buyer receives the keys
Explanation
In Arizona, escrow officially closes when all conditions are met, the deed is recorded with the county recorder, and funds are disbursed to the seller, paying off existing liens, and covering closing costs.
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