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A couple is looking to purchase their first home. The house is for sale at $125,000....

A couple is looking to purchase their first home. The house is for sale at $125,000.

They can obtain an 80% LTV with a 7% interest rate and monthly payments. The loan is to be fully amortized over 30 years.

Alternatively, they could obtain a 90% LTV at a 7.5% interest rate amortized over the same term.

What is the incremental cost of borrowing the additional funds?

Assuming the couple took the 80% loan, after fifteen years, the couple has the opportunity to refinance their mortgage

to a new rate of 4% with closing costs for the new loan being $2,000.

What is the incremental cost of refinancing and how long will it take for the couple to recover their costs?

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Value of house= 125000
Loan amt.(option 1) =125000*80%= 100000
Monthly pmts. On the loan at 7% /12=0.5833% p.m. for 360 months =
Mthly .pmt.=PV of Loan/Annuity factor for 0.5833% , 360 months
ie. 100000/((1-1.005833^-360)/0.005833)=
665.28
Loan amt.(option 2) =125000*90%= 112500
Monthly pmts. On the loan at 7.5% /12=0.625% p.m. for 360 months =
Mthly .pmt.=PV of Loan/Annuity factor for 0.625% , 360 months
112500/((1-1.00625^-360)/0.00625)=
786.62
so, the incremental cost of borrowing the additional funds
(786.62*360)-(665.28*360)=
43682.4
Loan balance after 15 yrs. Ie. At end of 15*12=180 months=
FV of original loan-FV of mothly annuities at end of 180 mths.
ie.(100000*(1+0.005833)^180)-(665.28*(1.005833^180-1)/0.005833)=
74016.33
so, the loan balance at end of 15 yrs.(180 months)= 74016.33
now, the new loan amt, with closing costs will be 74016.33+2000= 76016.33
the monthly pmt.on this new loan at the new interest rate of 4%/12 =0.3333% will be
76016.33/((1-1.003333^-180)/0.003333)=
562.27
ie. Monthly savings of $ 665.28-562.27=
103.01
in annuity payments
so, the
incremental cost of refinancing=Total mthly. Annuities on the old loan-Total monthly annuities on the new refinanced loan
ie.(665.28*180)-(562.27*180)=
18541.80
Total savings in interest costs
The closing costs of $ 2000 will be recovered in----
can be found by solving the following equation for n , no.of mthly. pmts.
2000=103.01*(1-1.003333^-n)/0.003333
n= 20 months
ie. 1.67 yrs.

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