Problem 5-58 (LO 5-3)Tyrone and Akira, who are married, incurred and paid the following amounts of interest during 2022:Home acquisition debt interestCredit card interestBose equity loan interest (used for home improvement)Investment interest expenseMortgage insurance premium (PMI)Answer is complete but not entirely correct.Amounts$ 1,050$17,760$ 10,5003,2005,210Required:With 2022 net investment income of $1,050, calculate the amount of their allowable deduction for investment interest expense andtheir total deduction for allowable interest. Home acquisition principal and the home equity loan principal combined are less than$750,000.Deduction for investment interest expenseTotal deduction for allowable interest8,4001,0004

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Question Completion Status: O $255,243,325.72 QUESTION 2 Ann found an apartment that costs $800,000 to buy. She will make a $100,000 down payment and get a mortgage for $700,000. The mortgage will be a fully amortizing 30-year fixed rate mortgage at 4.25% with monthly payments and monthly compounding. The following 6 questions will use this information above (round all answers 2 decimal places. do not inclue commas or dollar signs in responses. enter percentages as whole numbers i.e. 4.952% should be entered as 4.95) a) What is Ann's Loan to Value when she gets the Loan? 87.5 b) What will Ann's monthly mortgage payment be? c) What will be the balance on Ann's mortgage after the 7th monthly payment d) How many dollars is Ann paying in interest in her 8th monthly mortgage payment? e) How many dollars of Ann's 8th monthly mortgage payment will be principal? f) What is the total sum of all cash flows that Ann will pay the bank over the entire life of the loan, assuming she keeps the loan…

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