Solution: | ||
Cash larry and laurie needed at closing | 20,884.24 | |
Working Notes: | ||
Cash larry and laurie needed at closing | ||
Means they need to pay at the close of deal | ||
Cash needed at closing = down payment + Points Fee + Origination Fee + loan application fee + appraisal fee + title search and insurance | ||
Now | Calculating each items | |
Down payment | ||
=offer amount x down payment % | ||
=$118,100 x 15% | ||
=$17,715 | ||
Notes: | Mortgage amount = Offer amount -down payment | |
Mortgage amount = 118,100 -17,715 | ||
Mortgage amount = 100,385 | ||
Points Fee | ||
= Mortgage amount x Points % | ||
= 100,385 x 1.4% | ||
= 1,405.39 | ||
Origination fee | ||
= Mortgage amount x Origination % | ||
= 100,385 x 1% | ||
= 1,003.85 | ||
Cash needed at closing = down payment + Points Fee + Origination Fee + loan application fee + appraisal fee + title search and insurance | ||
Cash needed at closing | ||
=17,715 + 1,405.39 + 1,003.85 + 50 + 300 +410 | ||
=20,884.24 | ||
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