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An office manager in New Bern is answering a client question about Offer to Purchase and Contract (Form 2-T). Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

D) Credits and adjustments at settlement are handled according to the contract and closing calculations rather than by informal oral assumptions after the fact.

Credits and adjustments at settlement are handled according to the contract and closing calculations rather than by informal oral assumptions after the fact.

Answer Options
A
Tax and dues prorations are never addressed in the contract under current North Carolina rules
B
Any promised seller credit may be handled off-closing with no need to document it.
C
Only the lender decides whether contractual credits exist under current North Carolina rules
D
Credits and adjustments at settlement are handled according to the contract and closing calculations rather than by informal oral assumptions after the fact.

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