Escrow & Title
In NH, who has the primary legal responsibility for delivering the deed to the buyer at closing?
AThe buyer's attorney
BThe seller or their authorized representative (attorney)✓ Correct
CThe county registry of deeds
DThe real estate broker
Explanation
The seller or their authorized representative (typically the seller's attorney at a NH closing) is responsible for preparing, executing, and delivering the deed to the buyer at closing — transferring title.
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