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Real Estate Expenses To calculate the initial expenses of buying a home One of the largest investments most people ever make is the purchase of a home. The major initial expense in that purchase is the down payment. The amount of the down payment is normally a percent of the purchase price. This percent varies among banks, but it is usually ranges from 5 % to 25 %. The Mortgage is the amount that is borrowed to buy real estate. The mortgage amount is the difference between the purchase price and the down payment. Example 1 A home is purchased for $ 140,000, and a down payment of $ 21,000 is made. Find the mortgage. 140,000-21,000 = 119,000 Loan origination fee is a fee that the bank charges for processing the mortgage papers. The loan origination fee is usually a percent of the mortgage and is expressed in points, which is the term banks use to mean percent. For example, 5 points means 5 percent. Points x mortgage = loan origination fee Example 2 A house is purchased for $125,000, and a down payment, which is 20 % of the purchase price, is made. Find the mortgage. Find the down payment by solving the basic percent equation for amount. Subtract the down payment from the purchase price. Student Learning Assistance Center - San Antonio College 1

Percent x base = amount Percent x purchase price = down payment 0.20 x 125,000 = n 25,000 = n 125,000-25,000 = 100,000 The mortgage is $ 100,000 Example 3 A home is purchased with a mortgage of $65,000. The buyer pays a loan origination fee of How much is the loan origination fee? 1 3 points. 2 To find the loan origination fee, solve the basic percent equation for amount. Percent x base = amount Points x mortgage = fee 0.035 x 65,000 = n 2275 = n The loan origination fee is $2275. To calculate ongoing expenses of owning a home The calculation of the monthly mortgage payment is based on the amount of the loan, the interest rate on the loan, and the number of years required to pay back the loan. Student Learning Assistance Center - San Antonio College 2

Calculating the monthly mortgage is fairly difficult, so tables such as the one in the Appendix are used to simplify these calculations. Example 4 Find the monthly mortgage payment on a 30-year $60,000 mortgage at an interest rate of 9%. Use the monthly payment table in the Appendix. 60,000 x 0.0080462 482.77 The monthly mortgage payment is $482.77. Interest on the mortgage The monthly mortgage payment includes the payment of both principal and interest on the mortgage. Example 5 Find the interest paid on a mortgage during a month when the monthly mortgage payment is $186.26 and $58.08 of that amount goes toward paying off the principal. 186.26-58.08 = 128.18 The interest paid on the mortgage is $128.18. Property tax is another ongoing expense of owning a house. Property tax is normally an annual expense that may be paid on a monthly basis. The monthly property tax, which is determined by dividing the annual property tax by 12, is usually added to the monthly mortgage payment. Student Learning Assistance Center - San Antonio College 3

Example 6 A homeowner must pay $534 in property tax annually. Find the property tax that must be added each month to the homeowner s monthly mortgage payment. 534 12 = 44.5 Each month, $44.50 must be added to the monthly mortgage payment for property tax. Example 7 Serge purchased some land for $120,000 and made a down payment of $25,000. The savings and loan association charges an annual interest rate of 8% on Serge s 25-year mortgage. Find the monthly mortgage payment. To find the monthly mortgage payment: Subtract the down payment from the purchase price to find the mortgage. Multiply the mortgage by the factor found in the monthly payment table in the Appendix. 120,000-25,000 = 95,000 95,000 x 0.0077182 733.23 The monthly mortgage payment is $733.23 Example 8 A home has a mortgage of $134,000 for 25 years at an annual interest rate of 7%. During a month when $375.88 of the monthly mortgage payment is principal, how much of the payment is interest? Student Learning Assistance Center - San Antonio College 4

To find the interest: Multiply the mortgage by the factor found in the monthly payment table in the Appendix to find the monthly mortgage payment. Subtract the principal from the monthly mortgage payment. 134,000 x 0.0070678 947.09 monthly mortgage payment 947.09-375.88 = 571.21 Example 9 The monthly mortgage payment for a home is $598.75. The annual property tax is $900. Find the total monthly payment for the mortgage and property tax. To find the monthly payment: Divide the annual property tax by 12 to find the monthly property tax. Add the monthly property tax to the monthly mortgage payment. 900 12 = 75 (monthly property tax) 598.75 + 75 = 673.75 The total monthly payment is $673.75 Student Learning Assistance Center - San Antonio College 5