Escrow & Title
Delaware is considered an 'attorney closing state,' which means:
AOnly attorneys may represent buyers in real estate transactions
BThe closing must be conducted or supervised by a licensed attorney✓ Correct
CAll deeds must be drafted by an attorney
DAttorney review of contracts is mandatory before signing
Explanation
Delaware is an attorney closing state, meaning that the closing of a real estate transaction must be conducted or supervised by a licensed Delaware attorney.
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