Contracts
In Oregon, which party is typically responsible for preparing the deed in a real estate transaction?
AThe buyer's real estate broker
BThe seller or the seller's attorney or title/escrow company✓ Correct
CThe county recorder's office
DThe Oregon Real Estate Agency
Explanation
In Oregon, the deed is typically prepared by the seller's attorney, the title/escrow company, or sometimes the seller directly. The deed is then signed by the seller (grantor), notarized, and delivered to the buyer (grantee) at closing for recording.
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