Project A: The investor buys a block of flats for £900, 000 by making a down payment of £150,000 and taking an interest-
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Project A: The investor buys a block of flats for £900, 000 by making a down payment of £150,000 and taking an interest-
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Project A: The investor buys a block of flats for £900, 000 by making a down payment of £150,000 and taking an interest-only loan for two years for the remaining £750,000 (i.e., they pay interest on the loan and will repay the capital at the end). The interest rate on the loan is 10% payable monthly, so the investor has to pay £6, 250 at the end of each month. In return, they receive £5,000 at the end of each month in rent. In addition, the investor has to pay £10,000 in taxes at the end of the 6th month, and £15,000 in taxes at the end of the 18th month. Two years after the initial purchase, the investor sells the block of flats for £975,000, out of which she uses £750,000 to repay her loan.