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Paul plans to buy a flat in a new housing estate at Cheung Sha Wan, and the current selling price of the flat is S6,000,000. Paul is offered two mortgage loans from a bank and from the developer: ) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P)- 2.8%" from Hang Seng Bank, based on a loan-to-value ratio (LTV) of 60% (i) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P) + 1%" from the developer, based on an LTV of 80%, but Paul can pay interest only in the first three years Both loans require monthly payments and are fully amortizing. A) Discuss one advantage and one disadvantage of the adjustable rate mortgage (2 marks) B) Suppose the current P is 5%, calculate the down payments, monthly payments, and loan balances at the end of the first three years, of the two loans. (6 marks) C) Calculate the total interest expenses under the two loans. How much do they differ? (3 marks) D) Suppose Pauf takes up the loan offered by Hang Seng Bank. If dhe housing price is expected to rise by 7% per year, and Paul would like to hold the property for four full years before selling it. Calcultate Paul's expected appreciation on housing price and expected return on equity. (5 marks) E) If the housing price grows at the rate expected by Paul, what is his realized return on equity when he sells the property at the end of Year 47 (4 marks) Paul plans to buy a flat in a new housing estate at Cheung Sha Wan, and the current selling price of the flat is $6,000,000. Paul is offered two mortgage loans from a bank and from the developer: (i) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P) -2.8%" from Hang Seng Bank, based on a loan-to-value ratio (LTV) of 60% (ii) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P) + 1%" from the developer, based on an LTV of 80%, but Paul can pay interest only in the first three years Both loans require monthly payments and are fully amortizing. A) Discuss one advantage and one disadvantage of the adjustable rate mortgage (2 marks) B) Suppose the current P is 5%, calculate the down payments, monthly payments, and Joan balances at the end of the first three years, of the two loans. (6 marks) C) Calculate the total interest expenses under the two loans. How much do they differ? (3 marks) D) Suppose Paul takes up the loan offered by Hang Seng Bank. If the housing price is expected to rise by 7% per year, and Paul would like to hold the property for four full years before selling it. Calculate Paul's expected appreciation on housing price and expected return on equity. (5 marks) E) If the housing price grows at the rate expected by Paul, what is his realized return on equity when he sells the property at the end of Year 4? (4 marks) Paul plans to buy a flat in a new housing estate at Cheung Sha Wan, and the current selling price of the flat is S6,000,000. Paul is offered two mortgage loans from a bank and from the developer: ) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P)- 2.8%" from Hang Seng Bank, based on a loan-to-value ratio (LTV) of 60% (i) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P) + 1%" from the developer, based on an LTV of 80%, but Paul can pay interest only in the first three years Both loans require monthly payments and are fully amortizing. A) Discuss one advantage and one disadvantage of the adjustable rate mortgage (2 marks) B) Suppose the current P is 5%, calculate the down payments, monthly payments, and loan balances at the end of the first three years, of the two loans. (6 marks) C) Calculate the total interest expenses under the two loans. How much do they differ? (3 marks) D) Suppose Pauf takes up the loan offered by Hang Seng Bank. If dhe housing price is expected to rise by 7% per year, and Paul would like to hold the property for four full years before selling it. Calcultate Paul's expected appreciation on housing price and expected return on equity. (5 marks) E) If the housing price grows at the rate expected by Paul, what is his realized return on equity when he sells the property at the end of Year 47 (4 marks) Paul plans to buy a flat in a new housing estate at Cheung Sha Wan, and the current selling price of the flat is $6,000,000. Paul is offered two mortgage loans from a bank and from the developer: (i) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P) -2.8%" from Hang Seng Bank, based on a loan-to-value ratio (LTV) of 60% (ii) a 25-year loan at "Prime rate (P) + 1%" from the developer, based on an LTV of 80%, but Paul can pay interest only in the first three years Both loans require monthly payments and are fully amortizing. A) Discuss one advantage and one disadvantage of the adjustable rate mortgage (2 marks) B) Suppose the current P is 5%, calculate the down payments, monthly payments, and Joan balances at the end of the first three years, of the two loans. (6 marks) C) Calculate the total interest expenses under the two loans. How much do they differ? (3 marks) D) Suppose Paul takes up the loan offered by Hang Seng Bank. If the housing price is expected to rise by 7% per year, and Paul would like to hold the property for four full years before selling it. Calculate Paul's expected appreciation on housing price and expected return on equity. (5 marks) E) If the housing price grows at the rate expected by Paul, what is his realized return on equity when he sells the property at the end of Year 4? (4 marks)