Escrow & Title
In Colorado, 'prorations' at closing typically include:
AOnly the broker's commission
BProperty taxes, HOA dues, rents, and prepaid insurance that must be divided between buyer and seller as of closing✓ Correct
COnly the title insurance premium
DOnly the mortgage origination fee
Explanation
Prorations at Colorado closing divide ongoing expenses (property taxes, HOA dues, rents, prepaid utilities) between buyer and seller based on the closing date. The party who benefits from the period pays for that period.
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