
To discuss:
Total cost of home mortgage and amount of interest in it.
Introduction:
PITI is a short form for principal, interest, tax and insurance payments. Generally, buyer has to pay property tax and insurance along with interest and principal amount of the home purchase. PITI limit is 28% of one’s pretax monthly income.

Explanation of Solution
According to 28%:
Total interest paid:
Given,
Total repayment is $644,400.
PVis $374,935.62.
Formula to calculate total interest is,
Where,
- PVis
present value .
Substitute, $644,400 for total repayment and $374,935.62 for PVin the above formula.
Total interest paid is $269,464.38.
Working notes:
Calculation for amount that can be used for payment of PITI,
Calculation for PMT,
Calculation for PV,
Calculation for total repayment,
According to 36%:
Total interest paid:
Given,
Total repayment is $518,040.
PVis $301,414.73.
Formula to calculate total interest is,
Where,
- PVis present value.
Substitute, $518,040 for total repayment and $301,414.73 for PVin the above formula.
Total interest paid is $216,625.27.
Working notes:
Calculation for amount that can be used for payment of PITI,
Calculation for PMT,
Calculation for PV,
Calculation for total repayment,
Hence, Total interest according to 28% and 36% is $269,464.38 and $216,625.27 respectively.
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