Kessel company purchased a building and land with a fair market value of 575,000 (building, 475,000, and land 100,000) on january 1, 2018 kessel signed a 25-year, 15% mortage payable. kessel will make monthly payments of 7,364.78. round to two decimal places. no explenations required. requirements: 1.journalize the mortage payable issuance on january 1, have done the entry as pictured below.2. prepare an amortization schedule for the fist two i got some of the numbers in there not sure if i did it correctly3. journalize the first payment on january 31, 2018.4. journalize the second payment on february 28, 2018.requirement 1. journalize the mortgage payable issuance on january? 1, 2018.
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