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1underwriting 1.1: fill in the spreadsheet (sheet "underwriting") for ann. 1.2: based on the fe dti what is the biggest payment ann can make? 1.3: based on the be dti what is the biggest payment ann can make? 1.4: based on both the fe & be dti what is the biggest payment ann can make? 1.5: based on both the fe & be dti what is the biggest loan ann can get? 1.6: based the ltv test and ann’s $50k down-payment, what is the biggest loan ann can get? 1.7: based on the income & collateral tests, what is the biggest loan ann can get? 1.8: based on the income & collateral tests, what is the biggest payment ann can make? 1.9: if ann makes a 50k down-payment, how much house can ann afford? 1.10: how much are ann’s total mortgage closing costs?

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