Finance
A Wyoming lender requires 'impound' or 'escrow' accounts for property taxes and insurance. This means:
AThe borrower pays taxes and insurance directly to authorities on their own schedule
BThe lender collects monthly amounts for taxes and insurance along with the mortgage payment and pays them when due✓ Correct
CThe property is exempt from property taxes
DThe homeowner's insurance is provided by the lender
Explanation
Impound (escrow) accounts allow the lender to collect a portion of annual property taxes and insurance premiums monthly with the mortgage payment, ensuring these obligations are paid on time.
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