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Under the Illinois Real Estate License Act and 68 Ill. Admin. Code 1450.710, a licensee receives earnest money on a Friday afternoon after all banks have closed for the day. By when must the funds be deposited into the broker's escrow account?

Correct Answer

B) By the end of the next business day following receipt

68 Ill. Admin. Code 1450.710 requires that earnest money and other trust funds be deposited into the escrow account by the end of the next business day after receipt. Because the funds were received on Friday after banking hours, the next business day is Monday, making Monday the deposit deadline. 'Business day' excludes weekends and federal holidays, so the Friday-after-hours scenario does not compress the timeline.

Answer Options
A
By midnight of the same Friday it was received
B
By the end of the next business day following receipt
C
Within three calendar days of receipt, regardless of banking hours
D
By the end of the week in which it was received

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