Advice from most financial advisers states to spend no more than 28% of one's gross monthly income for one's mortgage payment and to spend no more than 36% of one's gross monthly income for one's total monthly debt. Suppose a family has a gross annual income of $48,000 a. What is the maximum amount the family should spend each month on a mortgage payment? b. What is the maximum amount the family should spend each month for total credit obligations? c. If the family's monthly mortgage payment is 80% of the maximum they can afford, what is the maximum amount they should spend each month for all other debt? a. The maximum monthly mortgage payment should be b. The maximum monthly total credit obligations should be $ c. The maximum amount they should spend monthly on all other debt is $

Estimate the affordable monthly mortgage payment, the affordable mortgage amount, and the affordable home purchase price for the following situation. Use Exhibit 7-6, Exhibit 7-7. Note: Round your intermediate and final answers to the nearest whole dollar. Monthly gross income $ 4,850 Other debt (monthly payment) $260 20-year loan at 5 percent Down payment to be made (percent of purchase price ) 10 percent Monthly estimate for property taxes and insurance $ 385

Suppose you earn a gross income of $2,710.00 per month and apply for a mortgage with a monthly PITI of $501.35. You have other financial obligations totaling $428.18 per month. If the lending ratio guidelines are as given in the table below, what type of mortgage, if any, would you qualify for? Mortgage Type Housing Expense Ratio Total Obligations Ratio FHA 29% 41% Conventional 28% 36% O FHA only O Conventional only O FHA and Conventional O None of the above

Buy On Time or Pay Cash Cost of Borrowing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Cost of Paying Cash 9. 10. Terms of the loan a. Amount of the loan b. Length of the loan (in years) c. Monthly payment Total loan payments made ($ per month Less: Principal amount of the loan Total interest paid over life of loan Tax considerations: - Is this a home equity loan? - Do you itemize deductions on your federal tax return? What federal tax bracket are you in? Taxes saved due to interest deductions ($ %) Total after-tax interest cost on the loan X months) Annual interest earned on savings (6% X Annual after-tax interest earnings ($ %) X $10,000.00 5 $188.70 no yes 35% $ $ $ 00 00 $

Noor is buying a home with a $200,000 mortgage using a 5.5 percent, 30-year loan. How much of the first month's payment will go toward the principal if the payment per $1000 on this loan is $5.6779? O a. $917 O b. $219 O c. $0 O d. $538

Using the residential mortgage-debt to income ratio of 28%, and total-debt to income ratio of 36%, what is the largest loan (with a 30-year FRM at 6%) you can qualify for if you make $38,000 a year and have outstanding debt with $250/month payments? O $113,418 O $140,107 O $150,112 $155,616 O $148,445

13) Some financial advisors recommend that your monthly mortgage payment be no higher than 28% of your monthly net income. What is 28% of your monthly net income, as determined in question twelve? This is the estimated amount you can afford per month for a mortgage. 4,518*0.28 $1,265 28% of my monthly net income is $1,265. 14) We can calculate how much of a house you can afford using the loan formula. In question thirteen, you determined the monthly mortgage payment you can afford. Using this value for the regular monthly payment, calculate the present value (P), assuming you receive a 30-year mortgage (loan) with an annual interest rate of 6.328% with monthly compounding. (Note: This rate is realistic for a mortgage initiated in January 2024.) I need to use Loan formula to find the present value (P). please help me

A mortgage applicant who has a monthly gross income of $4,705.00 applies for a mortgage with monthly PITI of $1,411.50. The applicant's other financial obligations total $282.30 per month. If the lending ratio guidelines are as given in the table below, what type of mortgage, if any, would the applicant qualify for? Mortgage Type Housing Expense Ratio Total Obligations Ratio FHA 29% 41% Conventional 28% 36% O FHA only O Conventional only O FHA and Conventional O None of the above

You borrow $675,000 to buy a home using a 30-year mortgage with an interest rate of 3.675 percent and monthly payment. Calculate the interest portion of the 20th payment. Disregard property taxes and mortgage insurance. Group of answer choices $2,006 $1,999 $2,002 $1,818 $1,821

1) The amount of down payment one makes on a home directly affects the size of the monthly payments a.     True b.     False 2) A monthly payment of $ 850 on a 30 year $ 80,000 mortgage results in a total cost of interest of $ 306,000. a.     True b.     False 3) What are the points on a mortgage?