15. Mortgage Loan - Total Expenses.Refer to the mortgage payment that you calculated above. The couple's additional housing expenses areshown below. How much will their total monthly expenses be, assuming the following?Expenses:-Mortgage Payment-HOA costs of $378 per month- Annual property taxes of 1.22% of the purchase price- Annual property insurance of $2,200(Remember to divide the taxes and insurance amounts by 12 to get the monthly amounts)a. $5,890.41b. $6,363.61c. $6,144.92d. $6,206.11e. $7,309.51

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