Minnesota State Real Estate Practice Test

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Who is authorized to prepare clauses for inclusion in real estate sales contracts?

A licensed real estate agent
A licensed attorney
The property seller
A title company representative

The correct answer is: A licensed attorney

A licensed attorney is authorized to prepare clauses for inclusion in real estate sales contracts because they have the legal training and knowledge required to draft contracts that comply with state laws and regulations. This expertise ensures that the terms of the contract are legally enforceable and protect the interests of all parties involved. While a licensed real estate agent can assist in real estate transactions and provide guidance regarding the process, they are not authorized to create legal documents or clauses. They can prepare forms that have been pre-approved but cannot draft or modify contract language. Similarly, a property seller may have preferences about the terms of the contract, but they are not qualified to draft legally binding clauses. Lastly, a title company representative typically focuses on the closing and title process rather than drafting contracts, as their role is more about ensuring that the transaction is completed smoothly and that the title is clear.