Lary is considering an ARM loan offered by a local lender. The loan amount is $300,000. The term of the loan is 10 years. The index today is 2%. The margin on the loan is 2%. The teaser (first year only) is 1%. The composite rate adjusts annually and is subject to annual and lifetime caps of 2% and 5%. The loan does not provide for negative amortization nor does it provide floors. The loan requires 2 points at origination. The prevailing rate in the market for similar FRM loans is 6.25%. Assume the following forecast of index rates. What is the amount of the payment due in each of months 37 through 48? Hint: Don't reinvent the wheel to answer this question. Look for resources in the Modules that can greatly reduce the time required to calculate the answer. Year Index Rate Forecast

0 2.00%

1 2.25%

2 2.50%

3 3.10%

4 4.15%

5 5.50%

6 5.50%

7 7.50%

8 8.00%

9. 7.10%

What is the expected yield to the lender at origination from Lary's ARM loan assuming no prepayment?

At the start of year 2, what is the market value of Lary's ARM loan at a required yield of 5.5% assuming no prepayment

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To calculate the payment due in each of months 37 through 48 you can use the loan amo... View the full answer