Escrow & Title
Maine is an attorney closing state. This means:
AAn attorney must represent the buyer in all transactions
BA licensed attorney must conduct the real estate closing and handle the disbursement of funds✓ Correct
CReal estate agents may not attend closings
DTitle companies may not operate in Maine
Explanation
Maine is an attorney closing state, requiring that a licensed attorney conduct the closing, review the title, and disburse funds. Real estate agents do not handle closing funds.
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