Contracts
In Maine, earnest money is typically held by:
AThe seller's attorney
BThe buyer's lender
CThe listing broker in an escrow account✓ Correct
DThe title company only
Explanation
In Maine, earnest money (good faith deposit) is typically held by the listing broker in a separate escrow account until closing or termination of the contract.
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