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After the TREC contract is executed, the buyer's agent realizes they entered the wrong closing date—October 15 instead of October 30. Both parties agree October 30 is the correct date. The agent should:

Correct Answer

D) Prepare a TREC Amendment correcting the closing date from October 15 to October 30

Even for obvious errors, the proper method is to execute a TREC Amendment correcting the closing date. This ensures both parties formally agree to the corrected date.

Answer Options
A
Simply inform the title company of the correct date verbally
B
Leave the error and handle it at closing
C
Cross out October 15 on the contract and write October 30, initialing the change
D
Prepare a TREC Amendment correcting the closing date from October 15 to October 30

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