"P=S*\\frac{i*(1+i)^n}{(1+i)^n-1}"
P-payments
S-sum of mortgage
"P=(326,000-75,000)*\\frac{0.09\/12*(1+0.09\/12)^{360}}{(1+0.09\/12)^{360}-1}=2019.6"
the loan outstanding after making 20 payments is:
"S20= 2019.6*\\frac{1-1.0075^{340}}{1-1.0075}\/1.0075^{340}"
"S20=248,053.15"
S20-loan outstanding after 20 payments
S21-sum of principal repaid in the 21st payment
"S21=248,053.15*1.0075=249,913.55"
The loan amortization schedule for the first 5 loan payments.
payment balance
1) 2019.6 250,862.9
2) 2019.6 250,724.77
3) 2019.6 250,585.61
4) 2019.6 250,445.4
5) 2019.6 250,304.14
I noticed the share of interest payments becomes less.
The value of the mortgage on their house =251,000
The value of the monthly payment =2019.6
"(1+0.09\/2)^2=(1+i\/12)^{12}"
"i=0.0884=8.84%"
The interest rate J12 which equivalent J2 equals 8.84%
"S50=2019.6*\\frac{1-1.0075^{310}}{1-1.0075}\/1.0075^{310}=242,719.45"
S50-sum of loan after 50 payments
"P'=242,719.45*\\frac{0.09\/2*(1+0.09\/2)^{310\/6}}{(1+0.09\/2)^{310\/6}-1}=5,684.01"
P'-value of new payments
"n=30*12=360"
n-number full payments
"(S358*1.0075-2019.6)*1.0075-2019.6=0"
"S358=3994.21"
S358-sum remaining after 358 payments
"Pl=3994.21*1.0075^2=4054.35"
PL-last payment (the final concluding smaller payment one period later)
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