Consider the following fixed-rate level-payment mortgage pass-through security: Total principal outstanding = $10,000,000             Weighted average mortgage (Note) rate = 8.25%             Weighted average remaining maturity = 30 years (360 months)             Pass-through rate=7.5% 1,Assume that you are an investor in the pass-through security. Calculate the interest and scheduled principal repayment received by you for the sixth month. 2. Assume 125 PSA pre-payment. What is the amount of prepayment in the sixth m

1. A loan with the following terms is being made: Fixed rate, constant payment 9% interest rate $70,000 desired mortgage amount. $1,500 loan discount points paid by the buyer/borrower to the lender 25-year term, monthly payments a. Calculate the APR for federal truth-in-lending purposes (assume that the discount points are paid up front by the borrow and rolled into the loan principal). b. Do you think that the APR calculated in (a) reflects the likely return that the lender will receive over the term of the loan? List specific reasons that the lender's actual return might be different than the APR.

Determine the monthly principal and interest payment for a 20​-year mortgage when the amount financed is ​$285,000 and the annual percentage rate​ (APR) is 4.0​%.     The monthly principal and interest payment is ​$

Given the following information of the mortgage pool that backs a MPT, what is the regular scheduled payment in month 1 of the security? Use WAC as the mortgage rate and WAM as the number of periods for your calculations. Round your final answer to two decimals.   • 30 year FRM, fully amortizing, monthly payments • Loans seasoned for 3 months before entering pool • WAM: 357 • WAC: 4% • Servicer/Guarantee fee: 0.55% • Starting pool balance: 250,342,967 • Prepayment assumption: 75% PSA

Make an amortization table to show the first two payments for the mortgage. Amount of Annual interest rate Years in mortgage Monthly payment mortgage $110,000 5.25% 30 $607.20 Monthly payment End-of-month principal Month Interest Principal 1 S607.20 2 $607.20 2$ (Round to the nearest cent as needed.)

Determine the outstanding principal of the given mortgage. HINT [See Example 7.] (Assume monthly interest payments and compounding periods. Round your answer to the nearest cent.) a $100,000, 31-year, 4.9% mortgage after 10 years