Contracts
An earnest money deposit in Missouri is held by the:
ASeller
BBuyer's attorney
CSponsoring broker in their trust/escrow account✓ Correct
DMissouri Real Estate Commission
Explanation
In Missouri, earnest money must be deposited in the sponsoring broker's trust or escrow account. Commingling client funds with the broker's operating funds is prohibited.
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