Interest-only loans Suppose you buy a condo as an investment property. You buy it with a thirty-year
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Interest-only loans Suppose you buy a condo as an investment property. You buy it with a thirty-year interest-only loan with a rate of 5 %, compounded monthly. The condo costs $215,000, and you finance the entire amount. Exactly three years later, you sell the condo for $234,000. Including interest expenses, what was your profit or loss on the investment?
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