Escrow & Title
In Rhode Island, closings are customarily handled by:
AThe listing broker
BA title insurance company acting alone
CAn attorney, as attorney closings are customary✓ Correct
DThe buyer's lender
Explanation
Rhode Island is an attorney-closing state. While not legally mandated in every case, it is customary and standard practice for a licensed Rhode Island attorney to conduct the closing, review documents, and conduct the title examination.
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