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A homebuyer intends to purchase a $300,000 home. The two financing options available to the buyer are: 1) he can obtain 80% loan at a 4.25% interest rate with monthly payments amortizedover 30 years and total closing costs of 2.5% of the new loan.
What is the APR for option 1?
2) He can obtain 95% FHA loan at a rate of 6.75% with monthly payments amortized over 30 years and total closing costs of 5.5% of the new loan.
What is the APR for option 2?
1.
Value of home = $300,000
Value of loan = $300,000 × 80%
= $240,000
Value of loan is $240,000.
Closing cost = $240,000 × 2.50%
= 6,000.
Total amont need to borrow = $240,000 + $6,000
= $146,000.
Monthly payment on loan is calculated in excel and screeen shot provided below:
Monthly payment is $1,210.17.
Effectively loan was $240,000 and pays $1,210.17 month. So effective annual rate is calculated in excel and screen shot provided below:
Effective annual rate is 4.46%.
b.
Value of home = $300,000
Value of loan = $300,000 × 95%
= $285,000
Value of loan is $285,000.
Closing cost = $285,000 × 5.50%
= 15,675
Total amont need to borrow = $285,000 + $15,675
= $300,675.
Monthly payment on loan is calculated in excel and screeen shot provided below:
Monthly payment is $1,950.17
Effectively loan was $285,000 and pays $1,950.17 month. So effective annual rate is calculated in excel and screen shot provided below:
Effective annual rate is 7.28%.