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The Roths bought a house for
a. the loan amount
b. the “legal loan amount”-the amount borrowed, according to the Truth in Lending Act
c. the Roth’s monthly payment
d. the
e. the total interest paid
f. the total finance charge
g. the amount that the sellers are paid for their house.
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