Problem 1 | ||||||||||
Consider the following fixed-rate, level-payment mortgage: maturity = 360 months, amount borrowed = $1,000,000, annual mortgage rate = 5%. Construct an amortization schedule for the first 12 months. | ||||||||||
Problem 2 | ||||||||||
Using the same fixed rate mortgage as in problem A, answer the following questions: | ||||||||||
a) What will the mortgage balance be at the end of the 360th month assuming no prepayments? | ||||||||||
b) Without constructing an amortization schedule, what is the mortgage balance at the end of month 170 assuming no prepayments? | ||||||||||
c) Without constructing an amortization schedule, what is the scheduled principal payment at the end of month 170 assuming no prepayments? | ||||||||||
Problem 3 | Problem 4 | |||||||||
Complete the following table: | Complete the following table: | |||||||||
CPR Assuming: | SMM Assuming: | |||||||||
Month | 50% PSA | 175% PSA | 400% PSA | Month | 50% PSA | 175% PSA | 400% PSA | |||
1 | 1 | |||||||||
4 | 4 | |||||||||
9 | 9 | |||||||||
27 | 27 | |||||||||
40 | 40 | |||||||||
120 | 120 | |||||||||
340 | 340 |
1]
a]
Monthly loan payment is calculated using PMT function in Excel :
rate = 5% / 12 (converting annual rate into monthly rate)
nper = 360 (360 monthly payments)
pv = 1000000 (loan amount)
PMT is calculated to be $1,525.23
Interest in any month = principal outstanding at beginning of month * 5% / 12
Principal portion of monthly payment = monthly payment minus interest portion of payment
principal outstanding at end of month = principal outstanding at beginning of month minus principal portion of monthly payment
b]
Now, we calculate the principal paid off after 170 months using CUMPRINC function in Excel :
rate = 5%/12 (converting annual rate into monthly rate)
nper = 360 (360 monthly payments)
pv = 1000000 (original loan amount)
start period = 1 (We are calculating principal paid off between 1st and 170th month)
end period = 170 (We are calculating principal paid off between 1st and 170th month)
type = 0 (each payment is made at the end of month)
CUMPRINC is calculated to be $296,336.16
The balance loan principal outstanding after 170 months = $1,000,000 - $296,336.16 = $703,663.84
c]
The principal payment the end of 170th month is calculated using PPMT function in Excel :
rate = 5%/12
per = 170 (we are calculating principal payment in 170th month)
nper = 360
pv = 1000000
PPMT is calculated to be $2,426.17
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