Time in months (n)= 30 yrs * 12 = 360 months
Rate(r)= 5.75/12 = 0.479%
Monthly payment (P) = $1500
Downpayment= $20000
Max loan amount = P[1-(1+r)-n/r]
=1500[1-(1+5.75)-360/5.75]
=1500[1-(6.75)-360/5.75]
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