Yield on balloon splits question for Morrongiello - Posted by Jerry

Posted by Michael Morrongiello on April 27, 2002 at 17:56:01:

Jerry;

…N…I…PV…PMT…FV
360/60 9.5% $125,000.00 $1,051.07 $120,301.22

60 14.97% $80,000.00 $1,051.07 $75,301.22

The first line represents the $125,000.00 actual Note repayment terms.

If the property seller / Note seller is going to receive $80,000.00 cash at closing then an additonal $45,000.00 as his/her share of the $120,301.22 balloon payment due in 60 months, then there will be REMAINING $75,301.22 that will be left to collect for the “paper” investor of the overall balloon payment.

This results in a YTM Yield to maturity of 14.97% on the “paper” investors initial $80,000.00 cash investment over the 60 months providing all payments are collected as agreed.

To your success,
Michael Morrongiello

Yield on balloon splits question for Morrongiello - Posted by Jerry

Posted by Jerry on April 27, 2002 at 09:13:27:

On your earlier post answer you mention a balloon split. Sale of house $128,000. Give note for 125,000, 9.5%,360 mos, $1051.07 pmnt. with 60 mo balloon. You would pay 80,000 now and 45,000 in 60 mo. Would you tell me how to calculate the yeild for the investor on this senario?

Thank you in advance
Jerry