Escrow & Title
At a Delaware closing, the attorney's role includes:
ASetting the commission rate
BConducting the closing, reviewing documents, and ensuring proper transfer of title✓ Correct
CAppraising the property
DSetting the purchase price
Explanation
In Delaware (an attorney closing state), the attorney conducts the closing, reviews all documents for legal compliance, disburses funds, and ensures proper transfer of title.
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