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Please answer this question with as much detail as possible. Please CITE your sources.
Check the California Bay Area papers for the best mortgage rates and suggest what terms you should use to buy a $648,000 home (average in the Bay Area). State your sources and provide your calculations. Calculate the income necessary to qualify for the best loan. Find what a 3 bedroom, 2 bath house rents for in your area. Which is the better deal?
Please see below advantages for different maturities / type of loan:-
LOAN TYPE | INTEREST RATE | UNIQUE BENEFITS | MORTGAGE INSURANCE | BEST FOR |
---|---|---|---|---|
30-year fixed | Fixed rate for the life of a loan | Steady, predictable payments | PMI typically required if down payment is < 20% | Those who prefer a fixed rate and a lower monthly payment than a 15-year loan |
15-year fixed | Fixed rate for the life of a loan | Lower interest rate & less interest paid than a 30-year loan | PMI typically required if down payment is < 20% | Those who want to pay off their loan faster & pay less interest |
5/1 ARM | Fixed rate for 5 years, then may change every year thereafter | Lower interest rate for a set period of time | PMI typically required if down payment is < 20% | Those who will sell before 5 years, or are comfortable with payments that can change |
7/1 ARM | Fixed rate for 7 years, then may change every year thereafter | Lower interest rate for a set period of time | PMI typically required if down payment is < 20% | Those who will sell before 7 years, or are comfortable with payments that can change |
VA loan | Can be fixed or adjustable | $0 down (in most cases), no PMI, competitive interest rates | Not required; but a VA funding fee is required | Qualifying veterans or active service members |
FHA loan | Can be fixed or adjustable | Down payments as little as 3.5% and less strict credit score requirements | Upfront and monthly MIP is required | Those with a lower credit score or down payment |
Jumbo loan | Can be fixed or adjustable | Loan amounts that exceed the conforming loan limits | PMI requirements vary by lender | Those buying a home that exceeds $424,100 (or higher in some markets) |
Please also find below the interest rate for different maturities / type of loan:-
Program | Rate |
30-year fixed rate | 4.39% |
20-year fixed rate | 4.13% |
15-year fixed rate | 3.82% |
10-year fixed rate | 3.71% |
7/1 ARM | 3.94% |
5/1 ARM | 3.86% |
3/1 ARM | 3.38% |
Last updated 28/4/18 |
Now i have assumed that down payment is 20%, risk free rate is 2.5% & we are not going to sell the home after some years so i have calculated PMT for each fixed rate periods (monthly).
PMT = IP / (1-(1+R)^-N
Program | Rate | PMT (Monthly) | Years |
30-year fixed rate | 4.39% | $2,592.88 | 30 |
20-year fixed rate | 4.13% | $3,177.03 | 20 |
15-year fixed rate | 3.82% | $3,787.95 | 15 |
10-year fixed rate | 3.71% | $5,177.40 | 10 |
Here P = (1-0.2) * 648000 = $518400 (As 20% downpayment has been done)
As per the 10 year fixed rate, per month borrower to pay $5177.4.
Income that is required to qualify this loan is calculated as below;-
Income | 16179.35 |
Mortage Payment | $5,177.40 |
Taxes | 4853.805 |
Insurance cost | 323.587 |
Max housing expense | 5824.566 |
Please note that this is monthly income.
In above table,,
Taxes are considered on an average 30% of income
Insurance cost is considered to be 2% of income
Maximum housing expense we considered to be 36% of income
So with the help of Solver tool in excel we can easily calculate minimum income required for this loan.
Thank You!!