Escrow & Title
A Vermont real estate closing statement (settlement statement) itemizes:
AOnly the agent's commission and legal fees
BAll financial transactions related to the sale, including purchase price, credits, prorations, and closing costs for both parties✓ Correct
COnly the buyer's out-of-pocket expenses
DOnly the seller's net proceeds
Explanation
The closing disclosure (settlement statement) provides a complete accounting of all funds involved in the transaction — purchase price, loan amounts, prorations, closing costs, and net proceeds — for both buyer and seller.
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