Ledger Real Estate Holding, desires to sell a building worth $900,000. Prevailing interest rates for 30 -year mortgages, requiring monthly payments, are around 6% for businesses with good credit. Ledger's prospective buyer, Aero Manufacturing, has a poor credit rating. For that reason, Ledger will only accept an offer from Aero, if that offer provides a 10% rate of return. What is the monthly payment to Ledger from Aero at the higher rate of interest (10\%)? Your Answer: Answer Company X provides Company Z with a piece of equipment worth $100,000 on April 1 , 2027. In exchange, Company Z issues Company X a promissory note in the amount of $120,000, due on March 31, 2030. Since no cash is exchanged, neither Company X or Company Z recognize an economic event in their general ledger. Rather, the matter is disclosed, if considered material. 1) True 2) False On January 1, 2026, Shay Enterprises purchases a building with a cash payment of $190,000 and a 30 -year mortgage payable in the amount of $760,000. Expected principle payments on the mortgage through December 31, 2026 are $6,095. Approach this problem by drawing out the accounting equation. Then fill in the blanks with $x,xxx increase or decrease OR $0 no change Current Assets A Long-term assets A Curre ities A Long-term liabilities A) Stockholders' Equity A