Escrow & Title
At a Virginia closing, 'prorations' are used to ensure that:
AThe broker receives their commission
BPre-paid and accrued expenses like taxes and HOA dues are divided proportionally between buyer and seller✓ Correct
CThe lender receives loan origination fees
DTitle insurance premiums are shared
Explanation
Prorations divide recurring expenses (property taxes, HOA dues, rent) between buyer and seller based on their respective periods of ownership. This ensures each party pays their fair share.
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