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In this tutorial, Rhea discusses settlement statements, also known as sellers' closing statements, which detail a seller's net profits from a property sale. These statements are prepared by an attorney, title company, or escrow company and became common after the 2008 subprime crisis. They are often used alongside the closing disclosure. Rhea begins by explaining the initial elements of a settlement statement, including the file and escrow number (property account number), date and time, and the details of the escrow officer and location where the closing occurs, as well as the property's physical address. This overview aims to clarify what to expect when reviewing a settlement statement.