Escrow & Title
Maryland's state transfer tax rate on the sale of real property is:
A0.25%
B0.5%
C1.0%✓ Correct
D1.5%
Explanation
Maryland's state transfer tax rate is 0.5% of the consideration, but for first-time Maryland homebuyers purchasing a principal residence, the rate is reduced.
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