Year 1: $500,000
Year 2: $525,000
Year 3: $550,000
Year 4: $560,000 (data continued next page)
Year 5: $575,000
Year 6 and thereafter: $580,000
Based upon you investment return requirements, should you purchase the apartment building?
Year 1: $575,000
Year 2: $600,000
Year 3: $640,000
Year 4: $650,000
Year 5: $670,000
Year 6 and thereafter: $695,000
Based upon your investment return requirements, should you purchase the apartment building (the seller has not adjusted their asking price despite the potential building moratorium)?
Since you have asked multiple questions, I will address the first one with all its sub-parts.
Monthly payment, P = 735
Interest rate per period, i = 6.5% / 12 = 0.5417%
Nos. of period, N = 60
Hence, value you are paying = Present value of all the future payments
= $ 37,565
Interest rate per period, i = 5.5% / 12 = 0.4583%
Hence, value Sally is paying = Present value of all the future payments
= $ 38,479
The difference in value is originating on account of different interest rate you and Sally are subjected to. Since Sally's credit rating is better than yours, the riskiness of future payments from her is lower than the riskiness of future payment from you. Hence, the discount rate applicable to the series of cash flows from Sally is lower. Since monthly payment is same in both the cases, the lower discount rate is giving a higher value for Sally.
Sally is getting a worse deal than you.
Advice: Sally should negotiate for a lower monthly payment emanating out of the value to you. So her monthly payment should be such a payment whose present value over 60 months at annual interest of 5.5% turns out to be same as the value to you that is $ 37,565.
In this case, the monthly payment, P should be worked out from the following equation:
Hence, P = 37,565 / 52.35 = $ 717.53
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