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What is the ""30-40% Escrow Rule""?
Developers must deposit 30-40% of the project's total value into a government Escrow account before they are allowed to market or launch the project.
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Developers must deposit 30-40% of the project's total value into a government Escrow account before they are allowed to market or launch the project.
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