Escrow & Title
Vermont's 'settlement agent' in a real estate closing is responsible for:
ARepresenting only the buyer's interests
BCoordinating the closing, collecting and disbursing funds, recording documents, and ensuring all conditions are met✓ Correct
CSetting the purchase price
DProviding legal advice to all parties
Explanation
The settlement agent (closing attorney in Vermont) coordinates the closing process — collecting funds from the buyer and lender, preparing the closing disclosure, ensuring all contractual conditions are met, disbursing funds, and recording the new deed and mortgage.
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