Escrow & Title
When a Maine transaction closes, the deed is typically delivered to:
AThe buyer's agent
BThe grantee (buyer), and then recorded by the closing attorney at the Registry of Deeds✓ Correct
CThe seller until recording is complete
DThe lender until the mortgage is paid off
Explanation
At closing, the deed is delivered to the buyer (grantee), completing the transfer of title. The closing attorney then records the deed (and mortgage) at the county Registry of Deeds to provide constructive notice.
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