Escrow & Title
A Maine closing disclosure (CD) shows the buyer's cash due at closing as $42,350. The buyer brings a cashier's check for that amount. At closing it is discovered the final amount is $42,475. The buyer should:
ARefuse to close until the amount is reconciled later
BBring additional funds or make up the difference as directed by the closing attorney✓ Correct
CAccept the property and pay the difference in 30 days
DCancel the transaction over the discrepancy
Explanation
Minor discrepancies in closing figures are common. The buyer should be prepared to bring additional funds or use a method acceptable to the closing attorney to cover any shortfall and proceed with closing.
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