Answer to Question 1:
Value of home = $125,000
Amount financed = 80% * Value of home
Amount financed = 80% * $125,000
Amount financed = $100,000
Amount invested = Value of home - Amount financed
Amount invested = $125,000 - $100,000
Amount invested = $25,000
Answer to Question 2:
Annual interest rate = 5.47%
Monthly interest rate = 0.45583%
Time period = 30 years or 360 months
Using financial calculator to calculate monthly payment:
I = 0.45583%
N = 360
PV = -100000
FV = 0
PMT = 565.91
Monthly payments = $565.91
Answer to Question 3:
Remaining time period = 20 years or 240 months
Using financial calculator to calculate remaining loan:
I = 0.45583%
N = 240
FV = 0
PMT = 565.91
PV = -82470.58
Loan outstanding after 10 years = $82,470.58
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