Monday, March 4, 2019

Create an Amortization Table with a Pre-Payment Option

Are thinking about real estate or maybe considering purchasing a house, condo or other type of property? Usually you'll be thinking about getting a loan and then thinking about how to pay for it. Maybe there will even be an option to pay some of the loan early. But then you may want to know how that will impact the amount and term of the load. Check out this video to see how to create an amortization table that also let you calculate pre-payment amounts.


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