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Vesnalui [34]
3 years ago
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A homeseller wants to net $75,000. The commission is 9%, the loan payoff is $450,000, and closing costs are $36,000. What must t

he price be (to the nearest $100)?
Business
1 answer:
gregori [183]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The home must sell for $616,500 to be able to settle all costs

Explanation:

The net to the formula can be used to ascertain the price of the property , the formula is given below:

Net amount=Sales price*(100%-commission rate)

The net to the seller in this case is the amount that seller would receive and be able to settle mortgage and closing costs and still be left with $75000

Net amount =$75000+$450000+$36000

                     =$561000

commission rate is 9%

$561000=sales price*(100-9%)

$561000=sales price*91%

sales price =$561000/91%

                  =616483.52

But to the nearest $100 is $616500

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