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The owner of a warehouse/distribution facility wishes to obtain a new first mortgage on the property. The property has been completely leased to a Fortune 500 company with a AAA credit rating. The lease runs through 2035. The lease is a triple-net lease, which means the tenant is responsible for all operating expenses, including insurance, taxes, and utilities. For all intents and purposes, the owner has a risk-free cash ow for the next 15 years, which which he can use to obtain a mortgage on the property. His banker has obtained loan proposals om four different lenders. Options 1-3 require payment of interest only up until the final payment. Option 2 has a reduced interest rate in years 1 and 2. Option 3 has a 2% fee added to the loan balance, in exchange for a reduced interest rate. Option 4 payments are lower than interest-only payments would be, with the difference accruing to the loan balance each year. For all four loan options, assume only one payment is made per year, at the end of the period. Here are the cash ows that the owner would have under each option (all gures in $000's): Option Loan Tm Yard Your! Your: Year! You: Years 5-0 Your 10 om 1 Internal om; 3 50.000 ($2.500) ($2.500; ($2.500) ($2.500) ($2.500) . . . (352.500) Option 2 Teaser Rate 3 50.000 (82.000) (01000} ($2.000) ($2.800) ($2.800) .. . (352.800) 00"!" 3 2'5 I'M 3 50.000 ($2.423) ($2.423) ($2.423) ($2.423) ($2.423) - - - (353.423) 000004 NEW"! 3 50.000 (82,000) ($2.000) ($2.000) ($2.000) ($2.000) .- . (331.357) QUESTIONS: If the owner has a discount rate (i.e., personal cost of capital) of 8%, which is the best loan option? Comparing Options 1 and 2, how many years until the cumulative undiscounted cash ows are the same? How high would the owner's discount rate need to be for Option 3 to be better than Option 1? At what discount rate does Option 4 have an NPV of zero? If the owner takes Option 2, he will have an extra $200,000 at the end of Year 1. If he can invest that amount at 3%, what will it have grown to by the end of year 10? Please show how you got your answers. Approximation and trial-and-error are acceptable. Answers to the nearest $ 1000 or 0.1% are OK