If could solve part A through part C. Thank you!

the arbitrage argument says that the price of a house should equal the present discounted value of the amount that the house could be rented for, adjusting for leverage.

7. Housing prices: Suppose a condominium can be rented for S1,000 a month, it depreciates at 10 percent per year, and the annual interest rate is 5 percent. Let the down-payment rate and the annual growth rate of condominium prices be given by the table below Growth rate of condo prices (percent) Down-payment rate, X (percent) 20 20 20 20 100 10 Price of the condo 10 (a) For each case, compute the value of the housing price according to the (b) Based on your results, discuss the sensitivity of condo prices to the expected (c) Based on your results, discuss the sensitivity of condo prices to the down- simple theory developed in the chapter. capital gain. payment rate 7. Housing prices: Suppose a condominium can be rented for S1,000 a month, it depreciates at 10 percent per year, and the annual interest rate is 5 percent. Let the down-payment rate and the annual growth rate of condominium prices be given by the table below Growth rate of condo prices (percent) Down-payment rate, X (percent) 20 20 20 20 100 10 Price of the condo 10 (a) For each case, compute the value of the housing price according to the (b) Based on your results, discuss the sensitivity of condo prices to the expected (c) Based on your results, discuss the sensitivity of condo prices to the down- simple theory developed in the chapter. capital gain. payment rate