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Quantitative Problems Chapter 12

The document contains 9 quantitative problems related to calculating mortgage payments, balances, and values under different terms and interest rate scenarios. Key details include: 1) Calculating a monthly mortgage payment of $469.40 on a $80,000 loan at 5.8% interest, with $4,613.18 going toward interest and $1,019.65 toward principal in the first year. 2) Given a monthly payment of $1,100 and 9% interest, the maximum house price with 5% down is $143,905. 3) The remaining balance after 12 payments on a $100,000 loan at 9% interest is $99,317. 4) Paying

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Quantitative Problems Chapter 12

The document contains 9 quantitative problems related to calculating mortgage payments, balances, and values under different terms and interest rate scenarios. Key details include: 1) Calculating a monthly mortgage payment of $469.40 on a $80,000 loan at 5.8% interest, with $4,613.18 going toward interest and $1,019.65 toward principal in the first year. 2) Given a monthly payment of $1,100 and 9% interest, the maximum house price with 5% down is $143,905. 3) The remaining balance after 12 payments on a $100,000 loan at 9% interest is $99,317. 4) Paying

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Quantitative Problems Chapter 12

1. Computetherequiredmonthlypaymentona$80,00030year,fixedratemortgagewitha
nominalinterestrateof5.80%.Howmuchofthepaymentgoestowardprincipalandinterest
duringthefirstyear?
Solution: Themonthlymortgagepaymentiscomputedas:
N360;I5.8/12;PV80,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$469.40
Theamortizationscheduleisasfollows:
Beginning Interest Principal Ending
Month Balance Payment Paid Paid Balance
1 $80,000 $469.40 $386.67 $82.74 $79,917.26
2 $79,917.26 $469.40 $386.27 $83.14 $79,834.13
3 $79,834.13 $469.40 $385.86 $83.54 $79,750.59
4 $79,750.59 $469.40 $385.46 $83.94 $79,666.65
5 $79,666.65 $469.40 $385.06 $84.35 $79,582.30
6 $79,582.30 $469.40 $384.65 $84.75 $79,497.55
7 $79,497.55 $469.40 $384.24 $85.16 $79,412.38
8 $79,412.38 $469.40 $383.83 $85.58 $79,326.81
9 $79,326.81 $469.40 $383.41 $85.99 $79,240.82
10 $79,240.82 $469.40 $383.00 $86.41 $79,154.41
11 $79,154.41 $469.40 $382.58 $86.82 $79,067.59
12 $79,067.59 $469.40 $382.16 $87.24 $78,980.35
Total $5,632.83 $4,613.18 $1,019.65

2. Computethefacevalueofa30year,fixedratemortgagewithamonthlypaymentof
$1,100,assuminganominalinterestrateof9%.Ifthemortgagerequires5%down,whatis
maximumhouseprice?
Solution: ThePVofthepaymentsis:
N360;I9/12;PV1100;FV0
ComputePV;PV136,710
Themaximumhousepriceis136,710/0.95$143,905
3. Considera30year,fixedratemortgagefor$100,000atanominalrateof9%.Ifthe
borrowerwantstopayofftheremainingbalanceonthemortgageaftermakingthe12th
payment,whatistheremainingbalanceonthemortgage?
Solution: Themonthlymortgagepaymentiscomputedas:
N360;I9/12;PV100,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$804.62
Theamortizationscheduleisasfollows:

Beginning Interest Principal Ending


Month Balance Payment Paid Paid Balance
1 $100,000 $804.62 $750.00 $54.62 $99,945.38
2 $99,945.38 $804.62 $749.59 $55.03 $99,890.35
3 $99,890.35 $804.62 $749.18 $55.44 $99,834.91
4 $99,834.91 $804.62 $748.76 $55.86 $99,779.05
5 $99,779.05 $804.62 $748.34 $56.28 $99,722.77
6 $99,722.77 $804.62 $747.92 $56.70 $99,666.07
7 $99,666.07 $804.62 $747.50 $57.12 $99,608.95
8 $99,608.95 $804.62 $747.07 $57.55 $99,551.40
9 $99,551.40 $804.62 $746.64 $57.98 $99,493.41
10 $99,493.41 $804.62 $746.20 $58.42 $99,434.99
11 $99,434.99 $804.62 $745.76 $58.86 $99,376.13
12 $99,376.13 $804.62 $745.32 $59.30 $99,316.84

Justaftermakingthe12thpayment,theborrowermustpay$99,317topayoffthe
loan.

4. Considera30year,fixedratemortgagefor$100,000atanominalrateof9%.Ifthe
borrowerpaysanadditional$100witheachpayment,howfastwiththemortgagepayoff?
Solution: Themonthlymortgagepaymentiscomputedas:
N360;I9/12;PV100,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$804.62
Theborrowerissendingin$904.62eachmonth.Todeterminewhentheloanwill
beretired:
PMT904.62;I9/12;PV100,000;FV0
ComputeN;N237,orafter19.75years.

5. Considera30year,fixedratemortgagefor$100,000atanominalrateof9%.AS&Lissues
thismortgageonApril1andretainsthemortgageinitsportfolio.However,byApril2,
mortgagerateshaveincreasedtoa9.5%nominalrate.Byhowmuchhasthevalueofthe
mortgagefallen?
Solution: Themonthlymortgagepaymentiscomputedas:
N360;I9/12;PV100,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$804.62
Ina9.5%market,themortgageisworth:
N360;I9.5/12;PMT$804.62;FV0
ComputePV;PV$95,691.10
Thevalueofthemortgagehasfallenbyabout$4,300,or4.3%
6. Considera30year,fixedratemortgagefor$100,000atanominalrateof9%.Whatisthe
durationoftheloan?Ifinterestratesincreaseto9.5%immediatelyafterthemortgageis
made,howmuchistheloanworthtothelender?
Solution: Themonthlymortgagepaymentiscomputedas:
N360;I9/12;PV100,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$804.62
Thedurationcalculationisexactlythesameasthosedoneinpreviouschapters.
However,thereare360paymentstoconsider.Usingaspreadsheetpackage,the
durationcanbecalculatedas108months,orroughly9years.
i 0.005
P Duration P 9 100,000 $4,128
1 i 1.09
Fromtheinterestratechange,thevalueofthemortgagehasdroppedbyover
4.1%.

7. Considera5yearballoonloanfor$100,000.Thebankrequiresamonthlypaymentequalto
thatof
a30yearfixedrateloanwithanominalannualrateof5.5%.Howmuchwilltheborrower
owewhentheballoonpaymentisdue?
Solution: Therequiredpaymentiscomputedas:
N360;I5.5/12;PV100,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$567.79
Theamortizationscheduleisasfollows:

Beginning Interest Principal Ending


Month Balance Payment Paid Paid Balance
1 $100,000 $567.79 $458.33 $109.46 $99,890.54
2 $99,890.54 $567.79 $457.83 $109.96 $99,780.58
3 $99,780.58 $567.79 $457.33 $110.46 $99,670.12
4 $99,670.12 $567.79 $456.82 $110.97 $99,559.15
5 $99,559.15 $567.79 $456.31 $111.48 $99,447.68
6 $99,447.68 $567.79 $455.80 $111.99 $99,335.69
7 $99,335.69 $567.79 $455.29 $112.50 $99,223.19

56 $93,170.80 $567.79 $427.03 $140.76 $93,030.04
57 $93,030.04 $567.79 $426.39 $141.40 $92,888.64
58 $92,888.64 $567.79 $425.74 $142.05 $92,746.59
59 $92,746.59 $567.79 $425.09 $142.70 $92,603.89
60 $92,603.89 $567.79 $424.43 $143.36 $92,460.53
Justaftermakingthe60thpayment,theborrowermustmakeaballoonpayment
of$92,461.

8. A30year,variableratemortgageoffersafirstyearteaserrateof2%.Afterthat,therate
startsat4.5%,adjustedbasedonactualintereststates.Themaximumrateoverthelifeofthe
loanis10.5%,andtheratecanincreasebynomorethan200basispointsayear.Ifthe
mortgageisfor$250,000,whatisthemonthlypaymentduringthefirstyear?Secondyear?
Whatisthemaximumpaymentduringthe4thyear?Whatisthemaximumpaymentever?
Solution: Therequiredpaymentforthe1styeariscomputedas:
N360;I2/12;PV250,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$924.05
Therequiredpaymentforthe2ndyeariscomputedas:
N348;I4.5/12;PV$243,855.29;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$1,255.84
Themaximumrequiredpaymentforthe4thyeariscomputedas:
N324;I8.5/12;PV$236,551.31;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$1,865.02
Themaximumpossiblepaymentwouldoccurinthe5thyearifthe10.5%rateis
required.Thepaymentwouldbe:
N312;I10.5/12;PV$234,187.24;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$2,193.93

9. Considera30year,fixedratemortgagefor$500,000atanominalrateof6%.Whatisthe
differenceinrequiredpaymentsbetweenamonthlypaymentandabimonthlypayment
(paymentsmadetwice
amonth)?
Solution: Therequiredpaymentformonthlypaymentsiscomputedas:
N360;I6/12;PV500,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$2,997.75
Therequiredpaymentforbimonthlypaymentsiscomputedas:
N720;I6/24;PV500,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$1,498.21
Noticethatthissaveabout$1.33/month.Oftentimes,mortgageswithbimonthly
payments(automaticallydebitedfromyourcheckingaccount)willofferalower
rateaswell.

10. Considerthefollowingoptionsavailabletoamortgageborrower:

Loan Interest Typeof Discount


Amount Rate Mortgage Point
Option1 $100,000 6.75% 30yrfixed none
Option2 $150,000 6.25% 30yrfixed 1
Option3 $125,000 6.0% 30yrfixed 2

Whatistheeffectiveannualrateforeachoption?
Solution: Option1: (10.0675/12)1210.069628
Option2: First,computetheeffectivemonthlyratebasedonthepointsas
follows:
N360,I/Y6.25/12,PV150,000,computePMT923.58
PMT923.58,N360,PV148,500,computeI/Y0.528789
Basedonthis,(10.00528789)1210.065333
Option3: First,computetheeffectivemonthlyratebasedonthepointsas
follows:
N360,I/Y6/12,PV125,000,computePMT749.44
PMT749.44,N360,PV122,500,computeI/Y0.515792
(10.00515792)1210.063681
11. Twomortgageoptionsareavailable:a15yearfixedrateloanat6%withnodiscountpoints,
anda15yearfixedrateloanat5.75%with1discountpoint.Assumingyouwillnotpayoff
theloanearly,whichalternativeisbestforyou?Assumea$100,000mortgage.
Solution: Determinetheeffectiveannualrateforeachalternative.
15yearfixedrateloanat6%withnodiscountpoints
(10.06/12)1210.061678
15yearfixedrateloanat5.75%with1discountpoint
N180;I5.75/12;PV$100,000;FV0
ComputePMT;PMT$830.41
PMT830.41;N180;PV99,000;FV0
ComputeI;I0.4921841
(10.004921841)1210.060687
Basedonthese,youwillpayalowereffectiveratebypayingpointsnow.

12. Twomortgageoptionsareavailable:a30yearfixedrateloanat6%withnodiscountpoints,
anda30yearfixedrateloanat5.75%with1discountpoint.Howlongdoyouhavetostay
inthehouseforthemortgagewithpointstobeabetteroption?Assumea$100,000
mortgage.
Solution: Thetwoloanshavethesameeffectiverateatthepointofindifference.
30yearfixedrateloanat6%withnodiscountpoints
Thisoptionhasaneffectivemonthlyrateof0.5%.UsethistobackintoN,as
follows:
N360;PV99,000;FV0;I6/12
ComputePMT;PMT593.55
I5.75/12;PV$100,000;FV0;PMT593.55
ComputeN;N345
Youwillhavetoliveinthehouseformorethan345months(28.75years)forthe
mortgagewithpointstobeacheaperoption.

13. Twomortgageoptionsareavailable:a30yearfixedrateloanat6%withnodiscountpoints,
and
a30yearfixedrateloanat5.75%withpoints.Ifyouareplanningonlivinginthehousefor12
years,whatisthemostyouarewillingtopayinpointsforthe5.75%mortgage?Assumea
$100,000mortgage.
Solution: 30yearfixedrateloanat6%withnodiscountpoints
Thisoptionhasaneffectivemonthlyrateof0.5%.
I6.0/12;PV$100,000;FV0;N360
ComputePMT;PMT599.55
Usethistobackintopoints,asfollows:
I5.75/12;PV$100,000;FV0;N360
ComputePMT;PMT583.57
Thedifferenceover12yearsisworth:
N244;FV0;I6/12;PMT599.55583.57
ComputePV;PV2,249.65
Ifthepointsonthe5.75%loanarelessthan2.249,the5.75%mortgageisa
cheaperoptionoverthelifeoftheloan.
14. Amortgageonahouseworth$350,000requireswhatdownpaymenttoavoidPMI
insurance?
Solution: $350,00020%$70,000.Withthisdownpayment,homeownersareusually
allowedtomaketheirownpropertytaxpayments,insteadofincludingitwith
theirmonthlymortgagepayment.

15. Considerasharedappreciationmortgage(SAM)ona$250,000mortgagewithyearly
payments.Currentmarketmortgageratesarehigh,runningat13%,10%ofwhichisannual
inflation.UnderthetermsoftheSAM,a15yearmortgageisofferedat5%.After15years,
thehousemustbesold,andthebankretains$400,000ofthesaleprice.Ifinflationremains
at10%,whatarethecashflowstothebank?Totheowner?
Solution: Thediscountedpaymentiscalculatedas:
I5;PV$250,000;FV0;N15
ComputePMT;PMT24,085.57
Thefullpaymentiscalculatedas:
I13;PV$250,000;FV0;N15
ComputePMT;PMT38,685.45
So,thebankisacceptingalowerpaymentof$14,599.87peryear.Intermsof
dollarstoday,thisisworth:
I13%;PMT14,599.87;N15;FV0
ComputePV;PV94,349.92
Theexpectedhousepriceis$250,000(1.10)151,044,312
Theownerwillretain$644,312.
Thebankwillretain$400,000.
Forofferingthelowerrate,thebankisearningarateof:
N15;PV94,349.92;FV400,000,PMT0
ComputeI;I10.11%,orslightlybetterthantherateofinflation.

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