You are considering purchasing a small office building for $1,975,000 Your expectations include: First-year gross potential...

You are considering purchasing a small office building for $1,975,000

Your expectations include:

First-year gross potential income of $340,000;
Vacancy & collection losses equal to 15% of PGI;
Operating expenses = 40% of EGI;
Capital expenditures = 5% of EGI
Mortgage (75% LTV) @ 7%
- What is debt amount?
Mortgage will be amortized over 25 years with a monthly payment
- What is the monthly payment ?

Can you teach me how to do this on excel? Thank you!

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Expert Solution

1) Total Debt Amount = Morgage Amount ( Loan ) = $1481250

2) Monthly Payment of Interest $10469.17

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nper is number of period in excel , pmt function is for periodic loan payment .

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