Contracts
An escrow closing in Nebraska occurs when:
AThe broker deposits the commission in escrow before closing
BA neutral third party (escrow agent) holds funds and documents, releasing them when all conditions are met✓ Correct
CThe lender holds both the deed and the purchase funds
DThe title company refuses to issue insurance until all parties agree
Explanation
In an escrow closing, a neutral third party (escrow agent or title company) holds funds and closing documents and disburses them only when all conditions of the transaction have been satisfied.
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