Escrow & Title
Under Wisconsin law, which of the following is NOT typically required to be prorated at closing?
AReal property taxes for the current year
BThe real estate broker's commission (this is a fixed fee, not prorated)✓ Correct
CPrepaid homeowner's association dues
DRent on tenant-occupied investment property
Explanation
Brokerage commissions are not prorated — they are paid in full at closing as a fixed fee or percentage. Taxes, HOA dues, and rents are commonly prorated based on the closing date.
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