Question

Your dad bought a house for you 10 years ago. He took out a $200,000 mortgage then. The mortgage has a 15-year term with monthly payments and has an APR of 8.00%. He paid monthly mortgage for 10 years or 120 months. On October 1, 2019, you became the owner of the house and started to be responsible for the rest of the mortgage payments. (Hint: If you continue with the mortgage, you will pay the monthly payment for another 60 months with the first payment due on November 1, 2019.) You are thinking about refinancing the mortgage. On October 1, 2019, how much is the balance of this mortgage?

Answer 1

The answer is "$1064.90".

Step-by-step explanation:

Mortgage balance after 10 years Only at end of the 10th year, we must first calculate the amount of credit outstanding.

`\to PV= \$ \ 200,000\\\\\to N= 15 * 12 = 180\\\\\to M= 10 * 12 = 120\\\\\to R= (8 \%)/(12) = 0.006667\\\\`

Amount repaid =
`PV * ((1+r)^m -1)/((1+r)^n -1)`

`= (200,000 * ((1+ 0.0066667)^(120) -1))/((1+0.0066667)^(180) -1)\\\\= (200,000 * 1.219649054)/(2.3069411)\\\\ = 105,737.34`

Amount of outstanding
`= 200,000 - 105,737.34`

`= 94262.66`

The balance of mortgage = $94262.66

Refinancing :

`\to N= 10 * 12 = 120\\\\\to R= (1.50 \%)/(12) = 0.00125\\\\\to PV = 94262.66`

`pmt= (PV * r)/(1-(1+r)^(-n))\\`

`=(94262.66 * 0.00125)/(1-(1+0.00125)^(-120))\\\\=(117.828325)/(0.1392114)\\\\=846.40`

The monthly payment = 846.40

`\text{Monthly savings = earlier monthly payment - current monthly payment}`

`= 1911.30-846.40 \\\\= \$ \ 1064.90`