Escrow & Title
An Iowa closing is called a 'dry closing' when:
ANo beverages are served at the closing table
BDocuments are signed but funds are not disbursed on the same day✓ Correct
CThe property has no outstanding mortgage
DThe closing occurs without the buyers present
Explanation
A dry closing is one where documents are signed, but the actual disbursement of funds and recording of the deed is delayed, often because the lender hasn't wired funds yet.
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