Escrow & Title
What is a closing statement and what does it contain?
AA statement ending the agency relationship
BA financial accounting showing all money flows in a real estate transaction for both buyer and seller✓ Correct
CA property condition statement
DA statement from the lender confirming loan approval
Explanation
A closing statement (Closing Disclosure or settlement statement) itemizes all financial transactions in a real estate closing: purchase price, loan amounts, prorations, closing costs, commissions, and net proceeds/cash to close for both parties.
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