Contracts
Under a Georgia purchase contract, earnest money is typically held by the:
ASeller until closing
BListing broker in their trust account✓ Correct
CClosing attorney or escrow agent
DBuyer until closing
Explanation
In Georgia, earnest money is typically held by the listing broker in their trust account (escrow account) or by a designated closing attorney or escrow agent agreed upon by the parties.
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