Advanced Loan Analysis

jtbaby13

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Hi all,

I am attempting to do some financial analysis for a redevelopment project my company is currently working on - I say attempting because a lot of my modeling skills seem to have escaped me.

My first problem is a loan with a change in interest rate after year 5. So for the first 5 years, of a 25 year term, the rate will be 4% but will balloon to 5% or 6% after year 5 and for the life of the loan; or until a refi.

My second problem is trying to analyze a portfolio of 4 different loan type to figure out the optimal balance of monies - say $15 million. The loans are:

1. (previously mentioned) 4% rate for first 5 years of a 25 year term; with rate ballooning to 5% or 6%. Lets say 6% for this scenario.

2. Rate - 3.7% for 10 years

3. Rate 4.2% for 25 years, max of $5 million.

4. Rate 1.0% for 15 years, max $2.25 million

There is a lot of changing variables here which clearly makes this more complex. Any help you can provide is very much appreciated, especially with concern to my first question of analyzing a loan with a change in interest rate.

Thanks,
JT
 

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In regards to your first query, I hope the below helps. It is how I might approach the question of what would the payments be given known rates/total term:


Excel 2010
ABC
1Assumptions
2Initial Loan$15,000,000.00
3Initial Rate4%
4Initial Term5years
5Total Term25years
6Initial Payments-$79,175.53
7Balance After Initial Term$13,065,692.44
8Remaining Term20
9Follow on rate5%
10New Payments-$86,227.79
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B6=PMT(B3/12,B5*12,B2)
B7=B2+CUMPRINC(B3/12,B5*12,B2,1,B4*12,0)
B8=B5-B4
B10=PMT(B9/12,B8*12,B7)
 
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