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Given the following information on a MPT, what is the anticipated total cash flow available to...

Given the following information on a MPT, what is the anticipated total cash flow available to investors in year 2? Round your answer to two decimals. (Note: You can perform this calculation with the spreadsheet or by completing it iteratively) • 10 year FRM, fully amortizing, annual payments • 10% CPR assumption • 100 loans in the pool • Average starting balance of $350,000/loan • Mortgage rate 5%, annual • No servicing/guarantee fees

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