Posted on: 26th Aug, 2006 01:24 pm
a balloon mortgage note of $100K for two years is NOT paid...how do I calculate the total interest due after 5 years of non payment?
thank you..VW
thank you..VW
Hi Vibo,
I am very much familiar with Excel. I can give you the formula through which you can calculate your total interest amount in last 5 years in MS Excel. (Hope, you are familiar with Excel)
The formula is ISPMT (interest_rate, period, number_payments, PV)
In the MS Excel, you just type the formula as per your required value and press enter, you get the result.
Assuming, a mortgage note of $100 for 2 years is unpaid for last 5 years, the rate of interest is 3% p.a. and you need to make yearly payment.
Therefore,
Rate of Interest = 5%
Total Period = 5 Years (Since, the loan is unpaid for last 5 years)
Number of payments = 1 (Assuming to make yearly payment)
Present Value (PV) = $100
Then, Total Interest = ISPMT(3,5,1,100)
So, it will show you the result for Total Interest = $ 1200.
Hope, it will help you to calculate your total interest.
Thanks
I am very much familiar with Excel. I can give you the formula through which you can calculate your total interest amount in last 5 years in MS Excel. (Hope, you are familiar with Excel)
The formula is ISPMT (interest_rate, period, number_payments, PV)
In the MS Excel, you just type the formula as per your required value and press enter, you get the result.
Assuming, a mortgage note of $100 for 2 years is unpaid for last 5 years, the rate of interest is 3% p.a. and you need to make yearly payment.
Therefore,
Rate of Interest = 5%
Total Period = 5 Years (Since, the loan is unpaid for last 5 years)
Number of payments = 1 (Assuming to make yearly payment)
Present Value (PV) = $100
Then, Total Interest = ISPMT(3,5,1,100)
So, it will show you the result for Total Interest = $ 1200.
Hope, it will help you to calculate your total interest.
Thanks
Hi,
I have never used excel formula for calculating interest dues or any other mortgage amounts.
I tried this formula and it is really quite good.
I have never used excel formula for calculating interest dues or any other mortgage amounts.
I tried this formula and it is really quite good.