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evablogger [386]
3 years ago
9

Amy purchased a house for $551,000 and obtained a mortgage for $519,000 she purchased 3 discount points and 2 origination points

what is the cost for each?
A. discount points: $16,530, origination points: $11,020

B. discount points:$15,570: origination points: $10,380

C. discount points:$11,020: origination points:$16,530

D. discount points:$10,380: origination points:$15,579
Mathematics
1 answer:
Olegator [25]3 years ago
4 0
Discount points are normally a type of prepaid interests that lowers the interest on subsequent payments for mortgage borrowers pay.

Each of the points is given by:

1 point = 1% of the mortgage value.

Therefore,
Cost of discount points = 0.01*519,000*3 = $15,570
Cost of origination points = 0.01*519,000*2 = $10,380

In this regard, option B. is the correct answer on the cost of discount and origination points respectively.
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