Escrow & Title
Escrow instructions in a Nevada real estate transaction:
AAre optional and only used in complex commercial deals
BAre written directions from buyer and seller to the escrow holder detailing how to close✓ Correct
CMust be prepared by a licensed attorney
DCan only be amended before the buyer signs the purchase agreement
Explanation
Escrow instructions are the written directions from the buyer and seller (and lender) to the escrow holder specifying the conditions that must be met and how funds and documents are to be handled at closing.
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