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Mortgages

A Mortgage is a loan secured by real estate A Mortgage is a loan secured by real estate. Generally a mortgage is arranged to finance the purchase of property. However , a mortgage can be set up for someone to borrow money for any reason, using property as security for a loan. By Canadian Law, the interest rate on mortgages is compounded semi-annually. Although most mortgages are paid monthly other lengths of times can be arranged.

Mortgage Details Rate – Amortization Period – Term –

Calculating Mortgage Payments Kerri has found a home she wants to purchase that fits in her budget. The purchase price of the home is $249,000. If she has a 10% down payment what will her monthly payments be if her mortgage rate is 6.5%/a amortized over 25 years? Amount to be mortgaged = Google fncalculator Her monthly payments will be

Housing Budget –How Much Can You Afford? There are general guidelines on how much of your income should be spent on housing and other debts. Gross Debt Service (or monthly housing costs) Total Debt Service

Case Study : Jane and Deepak Jane and Bob have a gross monthly income of $4500. Their total debt service should not exceed: Their gross debt service (housing costs) should not exceed:

Other Debt They also have a car payment of $400, and a student loan with payments of $200 each month. How much do they have available for monthly housing costs? Monthly Debt Payments Average Monthly Amount Any loans for other property you own $0 Car loans/leases $400 Personal loans Student loans $200 Other loans Total Monthly debt payment $600

Affordability Total Debt Service = Less $600 (other debts) = Gross Debt Service = Therefore maximum available to housing = per month (the lesser of the above two amounts)

Jane and Bob have a saved a down payment of $30 000 Jane and Bob have a saved a down payment of $30 000. They want a conventional mortgage with 25% down so they estimate their maximum house price at: That would leave them with a mortgage of:

The Bank is offering a mortgage rate of 5 The Bank is offering a mortgage rate of 5.4% amortized over 25 years ( payments are calculated so that the mortgage would be paid off in 25 years). What would their monthly payments be? Their payments would be

Add monthly property taxes of $____ and monthly heating costs of $____ and their total housing costs will be: Do they have enough money to afford monthly housing costs? That gives them a little bit of a financial buffer if mortgage rates go up when they renew.

Let’s go house shopping. Remember they have a max of $120 000. Buying a House Let’s go house shopping. Remember they have a max of $120 000.

Spreadsheet When paying down any kind of loan you would be surprised how much of your payment actually pays down the principal. Let’s look at a payment chart for Jane and Bob’s mortgage.