Escrow & Title
In New Mexico, a 'closing agent' or 'settlement agent' is typically:
AThe listing real estate broker
BA title company, escrow company, or attorney who handles the closing mechanics and disburses funds✓ Correct
CThe county recorder
DThe buyer's mortgage lender
Explanation
In New Mexico, closings are typically handled by title companies or escrow companies. The closing/settlement agent coordinates document signing, collects and disburses funds, and records the deed.
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