Escrow & Title
In Utah, who typically selects the title company in a residential transaction?
AAlways the lender
BBy custom and negotiation—either party may choose, though it is often the buyer's right✓ Correct
CThe Division of Real Estate assigns title companies by zip code
DAlways the seller
Explanation
Under RESPA, the parties may negotiate who selects the title company. In Utah, it is common for the buyer to select the title company, but this is negotiable.
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