Maggie and Landon own a home valued at $200,000. They put 20% down when they purchased the home, and they currentlyhave a mortgage for $195,000. The value of their home is less than it was when they first purchased the home, and they wantto know how much equity they have.What is Maggie and Landon's owner's equity?

Seller pays the down payment to lock in the deal of a particular house. In this case the seller has…

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Essentials Of Investments

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Author:Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.

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