b)that his monthly house and property tax payment should notexceed 35% of his disposable monthly income. Afterresearching the market, he determines he can obtain a 30-yearhome loan for 6.95% annual interest per year, compoundedmonthly. His monthly property tax payment will beapproximately $150. What is the maximum amount he can payfor a house if his disposable monthly income is $2000?A person wants to buy a home. He has been advisedA worker borrow $3500 for one year from a friend atan interest rate of 1.5% per month instead of taking a loanfrom a bank at a rate of 18% per year. Compare how muchmoney the worker will save or lose on the transaction.An instrument can be bought for $10,000 cash or ford)$2000 down and payments of $750 per year for 15 years.What is the annual interest rate for the time payments? (Hint:you can assume interest rate between 4 and 5 % )

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b) that his monthly house and property tax payment should not exceed 35% of his disposable monthly income. After researching the market, he determines he can obtain a 30-year home loan for 6.95% annual interest per year, compounded monthly. His monthly property tax payment will be approximately $150. What is the maximum amount he can pay for a house if his disposable monthly income is $2000? A person wants to buy a home. He has been advised

b) that his monthly house and property tax payment should not exceed 35% of his disposable monthly income. After researching the market, he determines he can obtain a 30-year home loan for 6.95% annual interest per year, compounded monthly. His monthly property tax payment will be approximately $150. What is the maximum amount he can pay for a house if his disposable monthly income is $2000? A person wants to buy a home. He has been advised

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