Interest expense=(Interest)*(Loan amount)=10.3%*530000=54590
Warehouse fee=(Loan amount)*(Warehouse charges)=.97%*530000=5141
As the warehouse fee payment must be made at the year beginning, so the usable proceeds from the loan are:
=530000-5141=524859
Effective annual rate=(54590+5141)/524859=11.38%
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