Property Ownership
A NH property is held in a revocable living trust. When the property is sold, who has authority to sign the deed?
AThe beneficiaries of the trust
BThe trustee of the trust, as authorized by the trust document✓ Correct
CNHREC on behalf of the trust
DAll family members who were intended beneficiaries
Explanation
When property is held in a trust, the trustee holds legal title and has authority to sell or convey the property as authorized by the trust document. The trustee—not the beneficiaries—signs the deed. The buyer's attorney will typically review the trust document to confirm the trustee's authority.
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