Escrow & Title
In a Louisiana real estate closing, the party that typically acts as a settlement agent and prepares the act of sale is the:
AListing broker
BReal estate attorney or notary✓ Correct
CParish tax assessor
DMortgage lender
Explanation
In Louisiana, closings are typically handled by a real estate attorney (who is also a notary public). The notary prepares and authenticates the act of sale, disburses funds, and records the transaction.
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