SOLUTION: If one person puts down 50,000 on a house and the spouse puts down 30,000 and the total home loan is 250,000, how much should each pay individually based on different down payments
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Question 864639: If one person puts down 50,000 on a house and the spouse puts down 30,000 and the total home loan is 250,000, how much should each pay individually based on different down payments? One would obviously pay a little more to be fair. Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
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The spouse will now pay
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To make their payments the same,
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The husband should pay $75,000
The spouse should pay $95,000
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check: ( they pay the same total amount )
and ( their payments add up to $250K )
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