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Suppose that you are considering taking out an adjustable-rate mortgage with the following terms: Amount borrowed:                       &n

  1. Suppose that you are considering taking out an adjustable-rate mortgage with the following terms:
    • Amount borrowed:                         $475,000
    • Index rate:                                          Prime Rate (Current value is 1.55%)
    • Margin:                                                235 basis points.
    • Periodic cap:                                      1.5 percentage points
    • Lifetime cap:                                      5 percentage points
    • Amortization:                                    25 years
  1. What will the initial monthly payment be for this loan?
  2. If the loan’s interest rate adjusts every year and the prime rate increases to 2.75% by the end of the first year, what will your payment be in the second year of the loan?
  3. What is the highest interest rate that the lender could charge over the life of the loan?

PLEASE USE A CALCULATOR IF POSSIBLE. AND PLEASE WRITE OUT EASY TO FOLLOW STEPS! THANK YOU

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