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Patricia purchased a home on January 1, 2017 for $1.310.000 by making down payment of $100.000 and financing the remaining $1
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Mortgage interest deduction is limited to a total loan of only $1,000,000

Deduction available for Patricia = 1,000,000*6 percent

= 60,000

Option C is the answer
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