Hazel Nutt plans on living in NYC. Hazel is considering whether she should buy or rent. If Ms. Nutt buys the Co-Op apartment it will cost $550,000. This price includes all closing costs. Annual home ownership information: Property taxes: 1.5% of the property price Insurance: 1% of the property price Maintenance: 1.5% of the property price Mortgage loan: Assume Hazel will get a $450,000, 4%, 30-year interest only (IO) loan. There are no closing costs or points for the mortgage. Hazels marginal income tax rate is 30%. Her effective tax rate is 25%. She files her income tax returns as a single filer If she rents the same place, it will cost $3,000 per month in rent. Assume the apartment value is projected to grow 4% each year that Hazel owns the Co-Op. When Hazel decides to sell, the closing costs associated with selling is 4% If Hazel buys, what are the tax-deductible expenses (assume no SALT limits apply)