Computer Calc™ Maximizing Financial Return$ With Your Computer – Pro Version Developed by: James F. Little, MBA, CCIM, GRI.

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Computer Calc™ Maximizing Financial Return$ With Your Computer – Pro Version Developed by: James F. Little, MBA, CCIM, GRI

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Introduction The following screen shots are a few samples of Computer Calculator™ tools. As in the program, the blue numbers represent user inputs.

... A calculator that allows the user to view outcomes and alternatives as variables are entered!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved A Calculator That Displays Alternatives In Lieu of a $401, “Balloon Payment” in Month 240, the Borrower Could (1) Borrow $418,440.02; (2) Pay $4, Per Month; (3) Pay % Interest; or (4) Pay $3,500 Per Month “Until Paid” (“458.2” Months).

... A calculator that allows the easy computation of payments, yield, profit, and more... on Graduated Payment (“GPM”), Adjustable Interest Rate (“ARM”) and GPARM notes!

... and a calculator that automatically generates amortization schedules— that are actually calculators—on the most difficult types of notes...

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Irregular Interest & Payment Schedule – #1 The 8.25%, 8.50%, 8.75% and 8.00% Payments, Respectively, Were Calculated by the Computer Calculator™ Based on the Remaining Loan Term!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Irregular Interest & Payment Schedule – #2 The Computer Calculator™ Computes Payments and Also Allows the User to Override Computed Payments (See the $4,000 & $10,000 Payments)!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Irregular Payment Loan Yield, Points, and Profit

... A calculator that computes the value of a note, total interest or profit, and discount needed to achieve a desired yield (I%/YR)!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Discount Note Model

... A calculator that can quickly determine “Equity Participation” loans, convert interest income to “Capital Gains” income, and structure financing at any interest rate with add-on or discount points!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Build Note Model

... A calculator that computes the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) given the amount of “points” and finance charges!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved APR Model

... A calculator that computes an investment’s yield (IRR%), net present value, net uniform series, and net future value to satisfy investor requirements...

... which includes a powerful yield proof enabling the investor to see “behind” the numbers...

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved IRR Model With Proof The Computer Calc™ program’s IRR Models Include Yield Proofs and Allow Users to Determine Investments That Achieve Desired Yields!

... A calculator that can calculate the yield (IRR%), discount, points, profit, payback period, and more on an all- inclusive (“wrap-around”) note!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved All-Inclusive Note Analysis Enter the Terms of the “Wrap” Loan in Calc, the Underlying Loan in Calc_2, and the Target Yield or Investment Base in “Wrap” for Instant Results!

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Overall Tax Rate Calculator Enter the Taxpayer’s State and Federal Tax Rates and the Percentage of State Tax Deductible, Then Choose The Overall or Rounded Overall Rate.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Date Calculator Enter a Date Value and the Desired Number of Days After (Prior) and the Future (Past) Date is Displayed.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Date Calculator – Tax-Deferred Exchanges Enter the Relinquished Property Closing Date and the Exchange Identification and Closing Deadline Dates are Displayed.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Present Value Calculator Note the Irregular “Cash Flows” in the Above Option Problem.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Present Value Calculator – Lease With “Bumps” The Lease_PV_Calc_$ Calculator Computes Present Values, Leasing Fees, Equivalent Flat Rent, and More. A Flat Rent of $129,776 has the Same PV as the Increasing Rent Schedule Ranging From $117,000 to $144,000.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Present Value Calculator – Lease With % Increases The Lease_PV_Calc_% Calculator Computes Present Values, Leasing Fees, Equivalent Flat Rent, and More. A Flat Rent of $132,682 has the Same PV as the Increasing Rent Schedule Ranging From $117,000 to $152,658.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Rent Calculator – Tenant Improvements & Leasing Fees Input a Few Key Assumptions (in Blue) and the Rent Calculator Does the Rest of the Work.

Copyright 2005, 2002 – James F. Little – All Rights Reserved Rent Calculator – Rentable & Usable Results Per S.F. Determining the Rent to Recover Tenant Improvement and Leasing Costs Over Any Term on a Rentable or Usable S.F. Basis Has Never Been Easier.

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