Escrow & Title
In Illinois, who typically prepares the deed in a residential real estate transaction?
AThe buyer's real estate agent
BThe seller's attorney or title company✓ Correct
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DThe county recorder's office
Explanation
In Illinois, the deed is typically prepared by the seller's attorney or the title company. Illinois is an 'attorney state' where attorneys commonly handle real estate closings, though title companies also perform closings.
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