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When can a real estate professional release a deposit held in trust from a failed residential transaction?

Deposits held in trust require mutual written consent or a court order for release in case of a failed transaction.

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Question: When can a real estate professional release a deposit held in trust from a failed residential transaction?

Answer options: ✅ Only with the mutual written consent of both the buyer and seller or a court order.

  • When directed by their brokerage's designated official.
  • After 30 days if no dispute has been filed.
  • Immediately upon verbal instruction from the buyer.

Correct answer: Only with the mutual written consent of both the buyer and seller or a court order.

Explanation: Deposits held in trust require mutual written consent or a court order for release in case of a failed transaction.

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