Instruction: Discuss and answer the required questions in the
following case study, then reply to at...
Instruction: Discuss and answer the required questions in the
following case study, then reply to at least two of your
classmates' discussions with substantial content by Sunday
midnight. The Tremblays have been preapproved by their bank to
enter the housing market with a mortgage interest rate of 8.6%.
They have $30,000 set aside for a down payment. They have also
calculated that they can afford a monthly payment of $1,350. They
have narrowed their search to three houses and are hoping that
financial constraints will narrow their choices. The three houses
will cost the following amounts: $150,000, $270,000, and $400,000.
The bank will add $50 to each mortgage payment if they put less
than 20% down and an additional fee of $50 more to each payment if
they put less than 10% down.
a. Which of these houses can they afford with a 30-year
mortgage?
b. Which of these houses can they afford with a 15-year
mortgage?
c. Which house do you think they should buy?
Solutions
Expert Solution
a) They can afford only 1 house costing $150000
b) They can afford only 1 house costing $150000 because the
present value of the payments exceeds the cost of the house.
c) They should buy the first house costing $150000
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services, and much of the world’s oil comes from Saudi Arabia,
Kuwait and other Middle Eastern countries. When some event (usually
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