Escrow & Title (alternative)
In Maryland, a 'subordination agreement' in real estate means:
AOne lien agrees to remain in a junior (lower priority) position relative to a new lien✓ Correct
BThe buyer subordinates their offer to other offers
CThe title company agrees to subordinate its fee
DThe agent agrees to receive commission after all other parties are paid
Explanation
A subordination agreement allows an existing lienholder to agree to a lower priority position — commonly used when refinancing, where the existing second lien agrees to subordinate to the new first mortgage.
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