Escrow & Title
In Arizona real estate transactions, escrow is typically handled by:
AThe real estate broker directly
BA licensed title company or escrow company✓ Correct
CThe ADRE
DThe county recorder's office
Explanation
In Arizona, escrow and closing are typically handled by a licensed title company or escrow company. Arizona is not an attorney-closing state, so attorneys are not typically required to oversee residential closings.
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