5. Your company is planning to borrow $1,000,000 on a six-year, 12%, annual paym
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5. Your company is planning to borrow $1,000,000 on a six-year, 12%, annual payment, fully amortized loan. Show all the values for an amortization table for the first two years of this loan.
6. You are working as a rural appraiser. You have been asked to appraise the value of a farm in rural Arizona. Very few farms have sold in the area in recent years so you cannot use the comparable sales approach for valuation purposes. So the income approach to valuation is the appropriate tool. You have determined that the returns to land for this particular farm are $600 per acre. If the long-term interest rate for land financing is 6%, what is the per acre value of the land?
Explanation / Answer
5).
let annual equal payment be PMT
amount borrowed = $1,000,000
time = 6 years
interest rate = 12%
1,000,000 = PMT*PVIFA(12,6)
here, PVIFA(r,n) = [1-(1+r)^-n]/r
1,000,000 = PMT*4.1114
PMT = 1,000,000/4.1114 = $2,43,226.15
6).
In income approach
valuation of land is done on the basis of Present value of all the future cash flow
value of land = PV of all future income
future expected incoome per year = $600
interest rate = 6%
value of land = 600/1.06+600/1.06^2+600/1.06^3............upto infinity
the above equation is a infinite geometric progression
sum of infinite GP of type a+ar+ar^2.......upto inifinity = a/(1-r) (where r <1)
so, above equation shrinks to
value of land = 600/.06 = $10,000
year interest rate beginning loan amount yearly payment Principal paid Interest paid loan amount left 1 0.12 1,000,000 243226.15 123226.15 120000 876,774 2 0.12 876,774 243226.15 138013.288 105212.862 738,761 3 0.12 738,761 243226.15 154574.8826 88651.2674 584,186 4 0.12 584,186 243226.15 173123.8685 70102.2815 411,062 5 0.12 411,062 243226.15 193898.7327 49327.4173 217,163 6 0.12 217,163 243226.15 217166.5806 26059.5694 -4Related Questions
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