A homeowner has lived for 15 years in a home, the value of which has risen to
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A homeowner has lived for 15 years in a home, the value of which has risen to $200,000. The balance on the original mortgage is $100,000 and the monthly payments are $1,100 with 15 years remaining. The homeowner would like to obtain $50,000 in additional financing. A new first mortgage for $150,000 can be obtained at a 12.5 percent rate and a second mortgage for $50,000 at a 14 percent rate with a 15-year term. Alternatively, a wraparound loan for $150.000 can be obtained at a 12 percent rate and a 15-year term. All loans are fully amortizing. Which alternative should the homeowner choose?
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Real Estate Finance And Investments
ISBN: 9780073524719
13th Edition
Authors: William Brueggeman, Jeffrey Fisher
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