Escrow & Title (alternative)
Maryland is considered an 'attorney closing state,' which means:
AOnly attorneys may purchase property
BReal estate closings must be conducted by a licensed Maryland attorney✓ Correct
CAttorneys must review all MLS listings
DOnly attorneys may serve as settlement agents
Explanation
Maryland is an attorney closing state, requiring that real estate closings be conducted (or supervised) by a licensed Maryland attorney who acts as the settlement agent.
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