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In Ontario, who typically holds the deposit provided by a buyer in a real estate transaction?

According to the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002 (REBBA), deposits are typically held in trust by the seller's brokerage (or in some cases, the buyer

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Question: In Ontario, who typically holds the deposit provided by a buyer in a real estate transaction?

Answer options:

  • The seller directly.
  • The buyer's real estate lawyer. ✅ The seller's real estate brokerage, in trust.
  • The Land Registry Office.

Correct answer: The seller's real estate brokerage, in trust.

Explanation: According to the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002 (REBBA), deposits are typically held in trust by the seller's brokerage (or in some cases, the buyer's brokerage or a lawyer), in a designated trust account, until the transaction closes or terminates.

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