Escrow & Title
In a Washington escrow closing, the escrow agent may NOT:
APrepare routine escrow documents
BDisburse funds per written instructions
CProvide legal advice to parties✓ Correct
DRecord the deed with the county
Explanation
Washington escrow agents are not licensed attorneys and cannot provide legal advice to the parties. They may prepare routine closing documents, disburse funds per instructions, and coordinate recording. Parties needing legal advice should consult an attorney.
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