Escrow & Title
In a Kentucky closing, the seller's proceeds are typically disbursed:
ABefore the deed is recorded
BAfter all conditions are met, funds clear, and the deed is recorded✓ Correct
CAt the time the buyer signs the purchase contract
DImmediately upon receiving the wire transfer
Explanation
Kentucky closings require that all conditions are satisfied and funds clear before proceeds are disbursed and the deed is recorded, protecting all parties.
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