Question 8 4 pts Suppose you want to buy a $495,678 home. You can put $90,000 down and can finance at 7.2% APR Monthly for 30 years, but can only afford to pay $1,117, for the first five years, and have offered to make a balloon payment of $100,000 at the end of thirty years (your 360th payment). How much will your remaining payments be? (Assume all payments will be made at the end of each month, and that negative amortization is permitted.) > Question 9 4 pts Assume a stock currently pays no dividends today, but expected to begin paying dividends $9 per share in 5 years. The dividends are expected to have a constant growth rate of 7% at that time and firm has a cost of equity of 12.1%. Using the dividend discount model, what do you estimate the share price should be