Escrow & Title
Which document gives the escrow holder authority to proceed with a transaction?
AThe title report
BThe closing disclosure
CEscrow instructions signed by both buyer and seller✓ Correct
DThe lender's appraisal
Explanation
Escrow instructions, signed by both buyer and seller (and sometimes the lender), provide the escrow holder with the specific authority and directions to complete the transaction on behalf of all parties.
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