You have made 60 monthly payments of $500 at 8.5% annual interest. You have 300 payments...

You have made 60 monthly payments of $500 at 8.5% annual interest. You have 300 payments left on the loan. If you sell the house and must pay off this loan, how much do you owe the lender?

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Monthly Payment = $500

Number of Payments = 300

Interest Rate = 8.5%

Loan Amount left = PV of Payments,

Calculating Present Value,

Using TVM Calculation,

PV = [FV = 0, PMT = 500, T = 300, I = 0.085/12]

PV = $62,094.28

Loan Amount owed = $62,094.28

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