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Thursday, May 15, 2008

today May 14

we keep doing some problem :

The Petri Family: A Buy vrs. Rent Case Study The Petri family needs to move, and so they are looking for another home. They are considering buying or renting a home. The price of a suitable home is $125 000. The cost of renting a similar home is $875 per month. They have $21 000 invested in an account that is growing by 7% per year, and they will use this for the down payment and to cover the 'Additional Costs when Purchasing a Home' if they buy. They have also checked with their bank about a mortgage, and they can get a 25-year mortgage at 7.25% to pay for the balance of the home. Other things to consider are:

• the 'Additional Costs when Purchasing a Home' are $6000.00, and so they will have $15 000 for the down payment

• annual property taxes are about 1.5% of the value of the home

• the home is expected to appreciate at 4% per year

• rental payments are also expected to increase 4% per year

• they expect to receive 7% per year growth in their investment if they do not use the $21 000 as a down payment for the home.

1. What is the amount of the monthly mortgage payment?





2. If the property taxes are 1.5% of the market value, how much are property taxes the year they buy the home?After they own the home for 10 years?

***use the home price times 0.015 to find how much taxes for 1 year

***use the home price times 1.04 and power of 10 for 10 years = home with a appreciate for 10 years

***then times 0.015 to find the taxes after 10 years


3. What percent of the first mortgage payment is used to pay interest?

***we'll find the interest of the first payment.

***then / the monthly payment to get the percentage.


4.
5. If the market value of the home increases 4% per year, what is the value of the home after 10 years?
***home price times 1.04 power of 10 cause it's for 10 years
6. If they rented the home for one year at $875 per month, how much would they pay for the year?How much would the annual rental charge be for the 10th year they rent if rental rates increase 4% per year.
***monthly rental charge times 12(12 months in a year)
*** rental charge times 1.04 (the rental rate for a year) power of 10 (10 years)
7. If they rent the house and invest the $21 000 at 7% per year, how large would the investment be after 10 years?
*** TVM solver is good for this.
8. What equity does the Petri family have in the home immediately after buying it? After 2 years? After 3 years?
***∑Prn(1,12); ∑Prn(1,24); ∑Prn(1,36)
9. How do the mortgage payments and rental payments compare during the first year? After 5 years? After 10 years?
*** rental charge times 1.04 power of number of years.
***then - monthly payment of buying.
10. i don't understand question 10........... :( need help
homeworks to do.........
Next scribe is David-san

scribe for May 13

We did some problem in class this morning...
here is one :

A group of rural students is planning to go to university. One of the members of the group suggests that they purchase an older home rather than rent an apartment. After a careful analysis of their finances, the group decides that their gross monthly income would be around $3000.00. Monthly property taxes are estimated to be $125.00. Heating bills are estimated to be $150.00. The group can arrange a mortgage at a rate of 9%. The three members of the group are able to come up with a down payment of $8000.00. Determine the maximum affordable purchase price that can be considered if they take out a 25-year mortgage.
















just have to remember that the mortgage in Canada is compounded twice a year....
the others are mostly the same......
there's some homework too....

i didn't scribe last night so............sorry
i'll scribe for today too!!! :(

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Scribe Post

Today we studied about The Rule of 72. We can use this rule to calculate the "Interest Rate" and the "# of years to double" your amount of money. Here is the formula:
(Interest Rate) x (Years to double) = 72.
Because I can't find today's slide so I don't remember the question we did so clearly. It was like: You invest your money in 2 ways: $1200 a year or $100 a month with the interest rate 6% in 1 year. Compare those 2 ways. Here is my answer for this question:
a) $1200 a year:                                       b) $100 a month:
N=1                                                              N=12
I%=6                                                            I%=6
PV=0                                                           PV=0
PMT=-1200                                               PMT=-100
FV=alpha+solve = 1200                           FV=1233.556
P/Y=1                                                          P/Y=12
C/Y=1                                                          C/Y=12

If you invest your money $100 a month , you will gain extra:
$1233.556 - $1200 = $33.556


Next scribe is Ari5

Wednesday, April 30,2008


This is my first scribe......I dunno what to put in here. OK
Today!!! we learned about the "Personal Finance".
The slice Mr.K uploaded was explain everything. Nothing i can tell.