
This book covers the mathematics of time value of money and mortgages by developing both elegant and easy to follow mathematical models. It breaches the gap between the derivation and application of the time value of money formula by exploring common applications in real estate, resource allocation (capital budgeting), and commercial loans. In most instances, a concept is introduced and a formula derived with the help of a time line diagram or a simple intuitive explanation. The general solution is immediately followed by an application, which clarifies exactly how the numbers fit into the sometimes complicated formula. In many cases, a slight twist is introduced to enable the reader to learn how to actually apply the formulas rather than just plugging in the numbers.
This text investigates the mathematical foundations of the time value of money and its practical application within commercial and mortgage lending environments. Gordon V. Karels provides a structured framework that bridges the gap between theoretical derivation and real-world implementation. By utilizing intuitive explanations and visual aids, the author demonstrates how to manipulate financial formulas to solve complex problems in capital budgeting and real estate finance.
What You Will Find
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Readers frequently note the clarity of the author's pedagogical approach, particularly the use of timeline diagrams to simplify complex formulas. Experts highlight this as a practical resource for students and professionals seeking to move beyond rote calculation toward a deeper understanding of financial mechanics.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1986-01-01
Publisher:
Praeger
ISBN-10:
0030053781
ISBN-13:
9780030053788
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