A licensee is completing an offer and needs the property's legal description to finish the contract. The best place to obtain the information is from the

While a lender may have some information about the property, their primary focus is on financial aspects and loan agreements rather than providing legal descriptions. They do not typically hold the detailed legal property descriptions needed for contract completion.

The listing agent may be knowledgeable about the property and can provide some information, but they are not the definitive source for legal descriptions. Their input might not be legally binding or sufficiently detailed for contractual purposes, making them a less reliable option.

While the deed at closing contains the legal description, it is not the most accessible or timely source for the information needed during the contract completion process. The deed is finalized at closing, whereas the title commitment is available earlier and is specifically prepared for the buyer to confirm property details.