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A title company in Ohio handles a closing where the property is being sold by an estate. The executor provides a fiduciary deed. Regarding the conveyance fee:

Correct Answer

A) The fee applies if the estate is selling the property for consideration to a third party

When an estate sells property to a third party for consideration, the conveyance fee applies regardless of the type of deed used. A fiduciary deed is simply the type of deed an executor uses; it does not create a fee exemption. The exemption for estate transfers applies only to distributions to heirs/beneficiaries, not to sales.

Answer Options
A
The fee applies if the estate is selling the property for consideration to a third party
B
Fiduciary deeds are always exempt from the conveyance fee
C
Only the county permissive fee applies to fiduciary deed transfers
D
The fee is waived if the executor provides a death certificate

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