Escrow & Title
In a Massachusetts real estate closing, the buyer's attorney typically reviews the:
ASeller's tax returns
BAbstract of title and title insurance commitment✓ Correct
CProperty management agreement
DHomeowner's insurance application only
Explanation
The buyer's attorney reviews the abstract of title (or title search) and title insurance commitment to ensure the title is marketable and identify any encumbrances or defects before closing.
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