Escrow & Title
In Hawaii, who prepares the deed transferring title at closing?
AA. The real estate agent
BB. Usually the seller's attorney or the title/escrow company✓ Correct
CC. The buyer's lender
DD. The county recorder's office
Explanation
In Hawaii, deeds are typically prepared by the seller's attorney or the title/escrow company handling the closing, ensuring proper legal form and accurate description.
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