Escrow & Title
In Pennsylvania, who typically conducts the real estate closing (settlement)?
AThe listing broker on behalf of both parties
BThe buyer's bank loan officer at the branch
CA title company, real estate attorney, or licensed settlement agent✓ Correct
DThe Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission's settlement division
Explanation
In Pennsylvania, real estate closings are typically conducted by title companies, real estate attorneys, or licensed settlement agents. The settlement agent prepares and reviews closing documents, collects and disburses funds, records the deed and mortgage in the county recorder of deeds office, and issues title insurance policies.
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