Business, 23.09.2019 20:30 dathanboyd

The loan application is for $230,000. you see that the applicant has an annual salary of $83,000 and a savings account balance of $50,000. the applicant also has a car payment of $315, a student loan of $140 and a boat loan of $96. how likely are you to approve the loan?

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