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A Fayetteville broker is sorting out a file issue involving earnest money receipt, deposit, and disbursement. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

A) When the broker receives earnest money in a fiduciary capacity, the Commission trust-money rules govern how it is deposited and handled.

When the broker receives earnest money in a fiduciary capacity, the Commission trust-money rules govern how it is deposited and handled.

Answer Options
A
When the broker receives earnest money in a fiduciary capacity, the Commission trust-money rules govern how it is deposited and handled.
B
Earnest money follows only the seller's verbal instructions under current North Carolina rules
C
Earnest money may be held uncashed until the due diligence period ends.
D
Earnest money is not trust money unless the transaction closes under current North Carolina rules

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