Escrow & Title
The Vermont closing attorney's role includes all of the following EXCEPT:
AExamining title and issuing a title opinion
BPreparing the deed and other closing documents
CLicensing the real estate broker involved in the transaction✓ Correct
DDisbursing funds and recording documents
Explanation
Licensing real estate brokers is the function of the Vermont Real Estate Commission, not the closing attorney. The closing attorney's role includes title examination, document preparation, fund disbursement, and recording of the deed and mortgage.
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