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On 1/1/20x1 you have borrowed $450,000 from a mortgage bank to buy a new house, and...

On 1/1/20x1 you have borrowed $450,000 from a mortgage bank to buy a new house, and wish to repay the mortgage loan and the interest in 5 equal annual payments, the first one being payable on 12/31/20x1. The mortgage loan bears interest at 7%.

        a) Calculate the annual mortgage payment required. Round off to the nearest cent (e.g.,

   $112,753.32).

b) Construct the mortgage payment schedule to see if the loan and interest will be paid

   in full by the end of year 20x5.

     

Amount

Owed at the

Beginning of

Year

Interest owed

Payment

Decrease

in amount

owed

Amount

owed

at Year-End

20x1

450,000.00

20x2

20x3

20x4

20x5

0

Solutions

Expert Solution

Since PV Table values have not been given, i have calculated the values myself

PV Factor used is PV annuity Factor @7% for 5 periods i.e. 4.1002

a. Annual Mortgage Payment = $450000 / 4.1002 = $109750.74 or $109750.81

b.

Amount owed at beginning of year Interest Owed Payment Decrease in Amount owed Amount owed at end of year
20x1 $   450,000.00 $     31,500.00 $   109,750.81 $     78,250.81 $   371,749.19
20x2 $   371,749.19 $     26,022.44 $   109,750.81 $     83,728.37 $   288,020.82
20x3 $   288,020.82 $     20,161.46 $   109,750.81 $     89,589.35 $   198,431.47
20x4 $   198,431.47 $     13,890.20 $   109,750.81 $     95,860.61 $   102,570.86
20x5 $   102,570.86 $        7,179.95 $   109,750.81 $   102,570.86 $               0.00

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