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1. What is the present value of an offer of $15,000 one year from now if the opportunity
cost of capital (discount rate) is 12% per year simple interest?
2. What is the present value of an offer of $14,000 one year from now if the opportunity
cost of capital (discount rate) is 11% per year simple interest?
Answer: 14000/1.11=$12,613.3
3. What is the present value of an offer of $15,000 two years from now if the opportunity
cost of capital (discount rate) is 12% per year compounded annually?
4. What is the present value of an offer of $14,000 two years from now if the opportunity
cost of capital (discount rate) is 11% per year compounded annually?
5. What is the future value of $20,000 that grows at an annual interest rate of 12% per
year for two years?
6. What is the future value of $25,000 which grows at an annual interest rate of 11% per
year for two years?
7. What is the present value of an offer of $15,000 one year from now if the opportunity
cost of capital (discount rate) is 12% per year nominal annual rate compounded monthly?
8. What is the present value of an offer of $14,000 one year from now if the opportunity
cost of capital (discount rate) is 11% per year nominal annual rate compounded monthly?
9. What is the future value of $20,000 which grows at a nominal annual interest rate of
12% per year, compounded monthly, for two years?
11. What is the effective annual rate (EAR) of 8% simple nominal annual rate when
compounded monthly?
12. What is the effective annual rate (EAR) of 6.5% simple nominal annual rate
compounded monthly?
13. What is the monthly loan constant for a 10%, 25-year mortgage?
15. If you invested $15,000 at one point in time and received back $30,000 five years
later, what annual interest (or growth) rate (compounded annually) would you have
obtained?
16. If you invested $40,000 at one point in time and received back $100,000 seven years
later, what annual interest (or growth) rate (compounded annually) would you have
obtained?
17. In question 15, what nominal annual rate compounded monthly would you have
obtained?
18. In question 16, what nominal annual rate compounded monthly would you have
obtained?
Answer: $72,430.73
20. How much interest would be paid on problem #19 if paid over the full term?
21. Use the "Rule of 72" to estimate how long it will take $15,000 to grow to $30,000 at
an annual growth rate of 10%.
22. A real estate investor feels that the cash flow from a property will enable her to pay a
lender $15,000 per year, at the end of every year, for 10 years. How much should the
lender be willing to loan her if he requires a 9% annual interest rate (annually
compounded, assuming the first of the 10 equal payments arrives one year from the date
the loan is disbursed)?
23. You are borrowing $80,000 for 25 years at 10% nominal annual interest compounded
monthly. How much must your monthly payments be if you will completely retire the
loan over the 25-year period (i.e., what is the level payment annuity with a present value
of $80,000)?
24. A tenant offers to sign a lease paying a rent of $1,000 per month, in advance (i.e., the
rent will be paid at the beginning of each month), for five years. At 10% nominal annual
interest compounded monthly, what is the present value of this lease?
25. A lender makes a $30,000 loan at 9.0% for 31 years with monthly payments of
$239.89. To bring the APR up to 9.5% how many points must be charged? Assume no
prepayment.
26. What is the mortgage balance after 10 years on a 30-year loan at 6.0% with the
original loan at $400,000 and monthly payments assumed?
Answer: PMTs will be $2,398.20 and the PV of the remaining PMTs will be $334,774.90
after 10 years with 240 months left.
27. What is the present value of a 30-year mortgage at a contract rate of 9.0% with
monthly payments. The original loan is $90,000 and prepayment is assumed at the end of
the 12th year. The market yield required by the lender is 12.0%.
Answer: $73,588.84 based on the balance of $77,330.81 and the PMTs of $724.16 all
discounted over 12 years at 12%.
28. How much loan can a household afford if their gross income is $66,000 with current
mortgage rates at 8.125% over 30 years, monthly payments, ignoring the loan to value
constraint? Hint: Use 25% of household income as the limit for payments.
Answer: $185,185.88
29. How much loan could a commercial property support with NOI of $50,000 a debt
coverage ratio requirement of 1.25 and current rates at 9.0% for 25 years, with monthly
payments? Ignore loan to value constraints.