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Under the TREC One to Four Family Residential Contract, Paragraph 6C addresses the title commitment. The buyer receives the title commitment and discovers an existing lien from the seller's unpaid contractor. The buyer objects within the allowed timeframe. What must the seller do?

Correct Answer

B) The seller must cure the lien objection within a reasonable time or the buyer may terminate

Under the TREC contract, when the buyer properly objects to a title defect, the seller is obligated to cure the objection within a specified timeframe. If the seller fails to cure, the buyer may terminate the contract and receive the earnest money back.

Answer Options
A
The seller has no obligation to cure title objections under the TREC contract
B
The seller must cure the lien objection within a reasonable time or the buyer may terminate
C
The seller must pay the buyer the amount of the lien as a credit at closing
D
The title company is responsible for resolving all title objections

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