Escrow & Title
In Louisiana, an 'Act of Sale' must be executed before a:
AReal estate broker
BNotary public (who is typically also an attorney)✓ Correct
CParish tax assessor
DTitle insurance underwriter
Explanation
In Louisiana, an Act of Sale transferring immovable property must be executed before a notary public. In Louisiana, notaries are licensed by the state and must be attorneys (except pre-2004 notaries who are grandfathered).
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