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Home Ownership in Fundamentals of College Mathematics - Assignment | MATH 120, Study notes of Mathematics

Material Type: Notes; Class: Fundamentals of College Mathematics; Subject: Mathematics; University: University of Nevada - Las Vegas; Term: Unknown 1989;

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Chapter 8. Section 4
Page 1
Section 8.4 – Home Ownership
Homework (pg 460) 1-4
Definition: A mortgage is a long term loan used to buy a home.
Definition: The down payment is the amount of money paid at closing towards the purchase price of
a house
There are fixed rate mortgages (refered to as fixed) meaning the interest rate is fixed for the entire
loan period, and variable rate mortgages (refered to as ARMs) which vary depending on the market
from year to year or even month to month
Typically one gets a loan from a mortgage broker. This broker gives you the money to purchase the
home (minus the down payment) at a given interest rate and charges you a certain fee, known as a
point or points. One point is one percent of the mortgage amount
We do not need Table 8.4. We can find these values using the formula we were given in our
previous class. To calculate the monthly payment (principal plus interest) for a home costing A
dollars at i % per month for a total of n months, the monthly payment R is given by
1
11
n
Ai
R
i
=


+

Example: The price of a home is $195,000. You put 10% down and finance the rest with a 30
year fixed mortgage at 7.5% APR. What is your monthly payment and how much do you pay
over the life of the loan?
Solution: Loan amount = A = 195000 – 0.1(195000) = $175,500
i = 0.075/12 = 0.00625, and n = 30(12) = 360
360
175500(0.00625)
1227.12
11
11
11.00625
n
Ai
R
i
===

−−

+

Over the life of the loan you pay 1227.12, 360 times = $441,763.20
Your interest alone = 441763.20 – 175500 = $266,263.2
Example (Checkpoint 1): The price of a home is $240,000. The bank requires a 10% down payment
and three points at the time of closing. The cost of the home is financed with a 30 year fixed
mortgage at 6.5% APM. Find the required down payment, amount of mortgage, amount due at
closing to the lender, the monthly payment and the total interest.
Solution: Down payment = 10% of 240000 = $24,000
Amount of mortgage = 240000 – 24000 = $216,000
Amount due at closing = 3 points of 216000 = 3% of 216000 = $6,480
Monthly payment = 360
216000(0.00542)
1365.27
1
11.00542
R==



Total loan paid = 360 (1365.27) = $491,496.10
Total interest paid = 491496.10 – 216000 = $275,496.10
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Chapter 8. Section 4 Page 1

Section 8.4 – Home Ownership

Homework (pg 460) 1-

  • Definition : A mortgage is a long term loan used to buy a home.
  • Definition : The down payment is the amount of money paid at closing towards the purchase price of a house
  • There are fixed rate mortgages (refered to as fixed) meaning the interest rate is fixed for the entire loan period, and variable rate mortgages (refered to as ARMs) which vary depending on the market from year to year or even month to month
  • Typically one gets a loan from a mortgage broker. This broker gives you the money to purchase the home (minus the down payment) at a given interest rate and charges you a certain fee, known as a point or points. One point is one percent of the mortgage amount
  • We do not need Table 8.4. We can find these values using the formula we were given in our previous class. To calculate the monthly payment (principal plus interest) for a home costing A dollars at i % per month for a total of n months, the monthly payment R is given by

n

Ai R

i

− ^ 

Example : The price of a home is $195,000. You put 10% down and finance the rest with a 30 year fixed mortgage at 7.5% APR. What is your monthly payment and how much do you pay over the life of the loan? Solution : Loan amount = A = 195000 – 0.1(195000) = $175, i = 0.075/12 = 0.00625, and n = 30(12) = 360

360

n

Ai R

i

− ^ ^ −^ 

Over the life of the loan you pay 1227.12, 360 times = $441,763. Your interest alone = 441763.20 – 175500 = $266,263.

  • Example (Checkpoint 1) : The price of a home is $240,000. The bank requires a 10% down payment and three points at the time of closing. The cost of the home is financed with a 30 year fixed mortgage at 6.5% APM. Find the required down payment, amount of mortgage, amount due at closing to the lender, the monthly payment and the total interest. Solution : Down payment = 10% of 240000 = $24, Amount of mortgage = 240000 – 24000 = $216, Amount due at closing = 3 points of 216000 = 3% of 216000 = $6, Monthly payment = (^360)

R = =

Total loan paid = 360 (1365.27) = $491,496. Total interest paid = 491496.10 – 216000 = $275,496.

Chapter 8. Section 4 Page 2

  • There are many things to consider when qualifying for a mortgage…
    1. Your income
    2. Your debts (do you owe on a car, do you have outstanding credit card bills?)
    3. Your credit rating (are you late paying bills, have you claimed bankruptcy, have you defaulted on a loan before?) All these things will be considered when applying for a loan. Depending on the interest rate, most mortgage company’s will allow you to stretch to 3 times your debt to income ratio (that is, take your income and subtract your debts, then multiply by 3). Example : If I earn $50,000 per year, and owe $1500 per year on my automobile, and another $ per year on credit cards, how much can I qualify for? Solution : Income – Debts per year = 50000 – 1500 – 500 = $48, I could qualify for as much as $144,000 ho me So, if you are considering buying a home the best thing you can do is eliminate all your debts and earn great credit… pay off your credit cards, pay off your car and pay all your bills on time
  • But wait, there’s more… Your mortgage payment consists of more than principal and interest. You also have to pay 1. Taxes. This can be estimated at 1% of your property’s value per year, but realtors should be able to tell you this with each property you look at 2. Insurance. This can be estimated at 0.33% per year, but once you have an address you can call any insurance company and they can give you a yearly quote 3. Flood Insurance. The federal government makes maps that determine if you are in a flood zone. If you are, you have to pay flood insurance. This is not typical in vegas, but you could get it anyway. 4. Mortgage Insurance. If you put less than 20% down on a home, the mortgage company considers you ‘risky’ and charges you mortgage insurance, also known as PMI. This rate will vary depending on how much principal you have invested, but is usually about 0.5% per year Example : What would be an estimate of my total monthly payment on the example above (assume no flood insurance is needed)? Solution : Amount of mortgage = 240000 – 24000 = $216,

P&I = (^360)

Taxes per year = 240000 (0.01/12) = $ Insurance = 240000 (0.0033/12) = $ PMI = 240000 (0.0052/12) = $ Total Monthly Payment = 1365.27 + 200 + 66 + 100 = $1731.