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Under Utah Administrative Rule R162-2f-401, once a principal broker receives earnest money funds, within how many banking days must those funds be deposited into the brokerage trust account?

Correct Answer

C) 3 banking days

Under Utah Administrative Rule R162-2f-401, once a principal broker receives earnest money or other trust funds, those funds must be deposited into the brokerage's trust account within three banking days of receipt. This rule governs the broker's handling of client funds and is separate from any contractual deadline the buyer may have to deliver earnest money under the REPC.

Answer Options
A
1 banking day
B
2 banking days
C
3 banking days
D
5 banking days

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