Escrow & Title
In Virginia, the Virginia State Bar regulates the practice of law at closings. Which of the following must be performed by a licensed Virginia attorney?
AConducting a title search
BPreparing the HUD-1 or CD
CExamining title and certifying title insurance✓ Correct
DDepositing earnest money
Explanation
In Virginia, the examination of title and certification of the title insurance binder/commitment constitutes the practice of law and must be performed or supervised by a licensed Virginia attorney.
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