Escrow & Title
In Louisiana, real estate closing costs are typically prorated between buyer and seller as of the:
ADate the listing agreement was signed
BDate of closing (Act of Sale)✓ Correct
CDate the offer was accepted
DDate the mortgage was approved
Explanation
In Louisiana, property taxes, HOA dues, rents, and other recurring charges are prorated as of the closing date (the date the Act of Sale is executed), with each party paying their proportionate share.
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