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3 years ago
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Pam has monthly mortgage payment of $750. Her annual property taxes are $1200,her PMI is $55/month, and her homeowners insurance

is $800 per year. How much is deposited into Pam’s escrow account each month?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alenkinab [10]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

$100 + $66.67 + $55 = $221.67/month, which is the amount that must be deposited into Pam's escrow account each month....

Step-by-step explanation:

Pam's annual taxes are $1200 per year. It means her escrow each month needs to have 1/12 of that amount. 1200/12 = $100 per month

Her homeowner's insurance is $800 per year, that's 1/12 of that needs to be in her escrow account each month:

$800 / 12, or $66.67/month.

And PMI is $55/month

Add these three together:

$100 + $66.67 + $55 = $221.67/month, which is the amount that must be deposited into Pam's escrow account each month....

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