Attorney As Escrow
In my state (Delaware) all real estate closings are required to be done with an attorney as the escrow holder. Initially I thought I was going to be required to have an attorney to do all my Locke-method (except I am using land trusts also) sub2s. But, then I thought to myself: Why would an attorney be required to simply record a deed into land trust?
Has anyone else faced this where you live? Can I bypass the attorney?
Thanks,
Kyle
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