Your mortgage payment, monthly PMI, monthly house insurance, and monthlyproperty tax should total no more than 38% of your gross monthly income. If thetotal is more, then you are borrowing too much money. With the following paymentsand income, have you borrowed too much money?DescriptionMortgage PaymentMonthly PMIMonthly Property TaxMonthly Home InsuranceTotalGross Monthly IncomePercent of GMIDollars$1613.86$11.30$19.37$6.46Round your answers to the nearest dollar.Calculate 38% of your gross monthly income.$5284.44Calculate the total of your payment, PMI, insurance, and property taxes.Are you borrowing too much?O You're borrowing too much.O You're not borrowing too much.

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property tax should total no more tha total is more, then you are borrowing and income, have you borrowed too r Description Mortgage Payment Monthly PMI Monthly Property Tax Monthly Home Insurance Gross Monthly Income Dollars $1613.86 $11.30 $19.37 $6.46 $5284.44

property tax should total no more tha total is more, then you are borrowing and income, have you borrowed too r Description Mortgage Payment Monthly PMI Monthly Property Tax Monthly Home Insurance Gross Monthly Income Dollars $1613.86 $11.30 $19.37 $6.46 $5284.44

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不 Increasing the down payment on a mortgage reduces both the size of the monthly payments and the total interest paid. Calculate the reduction in the monthly payment by increasing the down payment by the amount specified, and the amount saved on interest over the life of the loan. Assume the mortgage is for 20 years and use the table to find the monthly payments Click the icon to view the table for the monthly payment Amount of Loan $169,000 Interest Rate OA $77.20, $18.528.00 OB. 557.28, $13,747.20 OC. $58.72, $14,092.80 OD. $66.88, $16.051.20 8% Down Payment $33,000 Increase in Down Payment $8,000 Table Anal Interest Rate 5% 6% Monthly payments on a $1,000 loan. Number of Years for the Loan 8% 10% 126 10 20 30 $29.53 $22.58 $10.12 $6.06 $4.77 29.97 23.03 1061 6.60 5.37 30.42 23.49 11.10 7.16 6.00 3134 2441 12.13 X36 734 32.27 25.36 13.22 9.65 8.78 33.21 26.33 14.35 1101 10.29 Print Done X
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