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Given the information here, what is the annual cost of owning?
• home value $ 300,000
• annual mortgage payments $ 19,200
• annual property taxes $ 4,800
• annual homeowner's insurance $ 1,200
• estimated maintenance and repairs 1 % of home value
• growth in equity $ 3,000
• tax savings (mortgage interest and property tax) $ 2,800
• estimate annual appreciation 1.5 % of home value
a. $300,000b. $38,500c. $28,200d. $338,500e. $17,900

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