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Which arrangement does NOT give the buyer immediate legal title at closing?

Correct Answer

A) Land contract (contract for deed)

In a land contract, the seller usually retains legal title until the price is fully paid. In a typical seller-financed sale, an assumption, or a subject-to transfer, title usually passes at closing.

Answer Options
A
Land contract (contract for deed)
B
Seller financing
C
Loan assumption
D
Purchase subject to an existing loan

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