Real Estate Math
Closing is on September 15. Prepaid annual property taxes are $4,380 (paid January 1 for the full year). What is the seller's tax proration credit to the buyer? (Use 365-day year.)
A$2,190
B$3,061✓ Correct
C$2,724
D$3,009
Explanation
Days seller owns property: Jan 1–Sep 15 = 258 days. Daily rate = $4,380 ÷ 365 = $12.
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