Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": both a and b are correct.
Explanation:
Escrow is a two-party financial agreement that usually involves a buyer and a seller. The buyer deposits money, securities or other funds into the escrow account where they are kept until they fulfill certain predefined requirements for both parties involved. The funds are then passed on to the seller.
If there is damage on the property, the risk loss is transferred to the buyer if the title has already been transferred to the buyer and if the damage is not the fault of the seller. If the seller still possesses the property's title, the damage must be covered by the seller in case the buyer is not involved in it.