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Joe Smith, a young Engineer has planned to buy a house that they could afford. He...

Joe Smith, a young Engineer has planned to buy a house that they could afford. He and his

spouse have been saving even before getting married and have put away about $65,000.

The average price of a start up house or condo is about $550,000 here in Los Angeles, California.

They have the following options to take a Jumbo loan;

1.     ) 30-years fixed (% 20 down)

·       Note rate: 3.75 %

·       Cost: 0.0 Points

2.     ) 15-years fixed (% 20 down)

·       Note rate: 3.75%

·       Cost: 0.0 Points

·      

3.     ) 5-years ARM Interest only (zero down)

·       Note rate: 3.5% (first 5-years), then variable

·       Cost: 1.25 Points

·    a.) Total cost of loan

· b.) Total interest to be paid

· c.) The APR (including the cost of loan).

·    d.) The monthly payments.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Tables below give the values.

First case: Total cost of loan - $733,575

b.) Total interest to be paid - $293,575

· c.) The APR (including the cost of loan) – 3.5%

·    d.) The monthly payments - $ 2,038

Loan Amount

Monthly Interest rate

Loan period

EMI

         440,000

0.003125

360

$2,038

Month

Balance month beginning

EMI

Interest

Principal repaid

Month end balance

1

         440,000

$2,038

        1,375

$663

   439,337

2

         439,337

$2,038

        1,373

$665

   438,673

--

--

--

--

--

--

359

             4,056

$2,038

              13

$2,025

        2,031

360

             2,031

$2,038

                6

$2,031

                0

TOTAL

$733,575

$293,575

$440,000

Second case : Total cost of loan - $575,960                                           

b.) Total interest to be paid - $135,960

c.) The APR (including the cost of loan) – 3.5%

d.) The monthly payments - $ 3,200

Loan Amount

Monthly Interest rate

Loan period

EMI

   440,000

0.003125

180

$3,200

Month

Balance month beginning

EMI

Interest

Principal repaid

Month end balance

1

   440,000

$3,200

        1,375

$1,825

    438,175

2

   438,175

$3,200

        1,369

$1,830

    436,345

--

--

--

--

--

-

179

        6,370

$3,200

              20

$3,180

         3,190

180

        3,190

$3,200

              10

$3,190

                 0

TOTAL

$575,960

$135,960

$440,000

Third case : Since variable rate after 5 years in not available, total values cannot be determined.

Total cost of loan - $96,250 (first 5 years)                              

b.) Total interest to be paid - $96,250 (first 5 years)

c.) The APR (including the cost of loan) – 3.5% + 0.21% toward initial cost = 3.71%

d.) The monthly payments - $10,005 (first 5 years)

Loan Amount

Monthly Interest rate

Loan period

EMI

   550,000

0.002917

60

$10,005

Month

Balance month beginning

EMI

Interest

Principal repaid

Month end balance

1

   550,000

$1,604

        1604

$0

   550,000

2

   550,000

$1,604

        1,604

$0

   550,000

--

59

   550,000

$1,604

        1,604

$0

   550,000

60

   550,000

$1,604

        1,604

$0

   550,000

$96,250

$96,250

$0


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