Solution :- Cash flow in Year 1 available to Tranche A = 13 Million * 5 %
= 0.65 Million i.e., $ 650,000. (1 Million = 1000,000, Accordingly, 0.65 Million = $ 650,000)
Conclusion :- Cash flow available for Tranche in the first year = $ 650,000.
Consider a CMBS with the following characteristics: Backed by $20M mortgages, 7% interest, 5-yr maturity, 10...
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Consider a CMBS backed by a 80% LTV loan of a $50,000,000 office building. The loan is interest only with an 8% mortgage rate issued for 3 years with monthly payments. The CMBS is issued with 37.5% subordination with a coupon rate on the senior tranche equal to 5% and coupon rate on the junior tranche equal to 7%. An interest only residual carrying no principal will be issued as well. Assume no default occurred. In month 35, how much...