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In Illinois, who is typically responsible for paying the mortgage recording tax when a new mortgage is recorded?

Correct Answer

C) The borrower/mortgagor

The borrower (mortgagor) is typically responsible for paying the mortgage recording tax in Illinois

Answer Options
A
The seller of the property
B
The real estate broker
C
The borrower/mortgagor
D
The lender/mortgagee

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