you may want to created the calculations using excel based on the following formula:
m=12 for monthly compounded
yr=15 amortized
%int=12.6 annual interest rate
pv=435269 outstanding balance of mortgage
n=m*yr
=12*15
=180
int=%int/100/m
=12.6/100/12
=0.0105
F1=interest portion of monthly payment
=(pv)*[(1+int)^(m/12)-1]
=(435269)*[(1+0.0105)^(12/12)-1]
=4570.32
F2= monthly equal payment factor
=[1-(1+int)^(-n)]
=[1-(1+0.0105)^(-180)]
=0.84743223
pmt= monthly equal payment
pmt=interest portion + principal portion
pmt=F1/F2
=4570.32/0.84743223
=5393.14
2007-10-22 04:21:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Excel has included a Loan Amortization template since at least Excel 97. Look in:
C:\Program Files\
Microsoft Office\
Templates\
1033\
The file name is Loan Amortization.xlt Just double-click on it to launch a new workbook using that template and plug in the numbers.
2007-10-22 02:10:12
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answered by Bostonian In MO 7
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There suitable mortgage calculators on some web pages attempt them for a greater precise wager yet its approximately 2,000 in keeping with month, yet for sure you will get decreased fixed costs etc Oh yeah and thats activity merely not reimbursement or endowment etc you will have greater on suitable for that............thats over 25 years i'd positioned an further a million,000 on for reimbursement
2016-11-09 04:30:28
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answered by Anonymous
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Whereas I agree that you should have your own amortization calculator and the ability to use it, you didn't ask that question. The answer to your question with the data you supplied is:
5393 per month (wow, that's a lot of money) for principal and interest (not including taxes and insurance and PMI if necessary)
Good luck!
2007-10-22 03:06:23
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answered by Rush is a band 7
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OH my god that is one stiff payment and a very high rate is it comercial and if your there is better money at lower prices I would consider refinancing at 8 to 10% it is available . anyway look for a mortgage calculater on the internet and cutr and paste inffo in your excell file its the easiest of them all
2007-10-22 03:39:03
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answered by Fabio G 3
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I would download a mortgage amortization template from microsoft online!
2007-10-22 00:25:10
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answered by Anonymous
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Here is the formula
=PMT(12.6%/12,15*12,,-435269)
Answer = 822.82 /month
2007-10-22 04:36:32
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answered by voyager 6
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That's enough to give even men PMT...
2007-10-22 00:23:45
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answered by Hugo Fitch 5
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