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Under the TREC One to Four Family Residential Contract, where must the earnest money be deposited?

Correct Answer

B) In the escrow account of the title company or escrow agent named in the contract

Under Paragraph 5, earnest money must be deposited with the escrow agent (typically a title company) named in the contract. The funds are held in the escrow agent's trust or escrow account until closing or disposition as agreed.

Answer Options
A
In the seller's personal bank account
B
In the escrow account of the title company or escrow agent named in the contract
C
In the listing agent's personal checking account
D
In a TREC-supervised trust account

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earnest_moneyescrowparagraph_5title_company

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