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brilliants [131]
3 years ago
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Joyce just closed on a condo for $366,900 and put down 20% to obtain an 80% loan and avoid having to pay for private mortgage in

surance. How much equity does she have in her condo
Business
1 answer:
finlep [7]3 years ago
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Answer: $73,380

Explanation: Joyce closed a condo for $366,900.

Putting down 20% of the condo means she puts down = $366,900 @20%

$366,900 @20%= $73,380

While obtaining 80% loan calculated as $366,900 @ 80%

= $366,900 @ 80% = $293,520

From the above calculations Joyce puts down $73,380

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