10 Year Interest-Only 5/1 ARM

Here is an example of a 5/1 ARM with a 10 year interest-only period. Homeowners who plan to move within 5 to 10 years may find the flexibility of this mortgage appealing.

Clicking the Calculate button will show you the amortization schedule for the stable and worst case interest rates. In the worst case, the minimum monthly payment would increase $750 to $1,800 after 5 years and when the mortgage is fully amortized in year 11, the payment would increase again to $2,109. There would be adjustments between 5 and 10 years as well. If rates are stable, the minimum monthly payment would remain unchanged at $1,050 for the first 10 years and in year 11, the payment would increase more than 30% to $1,396.Click on the Calculate button in the form below to generate the results or enter your own information.

Fixed-Rate Interest-Only Mortgages:
30 Year Fixed Interest-Only Mortgage    20 Year Fixed Interest-Only Mortgage

Interest-Only ARMs With Interest-Only Periods Matching Fixed-Rate Period:
Interest-Only 3/1 ARM    Interest-Only 5/1 ARM    Interest Only 7/1 ARM
Interest-Only 10/1 ARM

Interest-Only ARMs With Interest Only Periods Longer Than Fixed-Rate Period:
3/1 ARM (10 Year Interest-Only Period)    5/1 ARM (10 Year Interest-Only Period)
7/1 ARM (10 Year Interest-Only Period)

Interest-Only Calculator
Loan Amount$
Loan Term years
Starting Interest Rate%
Loan is Interest-Only for years
Interest Rate Index & Margin
 
Current Index %
Margin %
 
First Rate Adjustment
Interest Rate is Fixed for months
Maximum Rate Increase%
Subsequent Rate Adjustments
Adjustments Everymonths
Maximum Rate Increase%
Life of the Loan Limits
Minimum Interest Rate%Maximum Interest Rate%
Future Interest Rate Scenarios
Best Case
(Index Rate Goes To Zero in 2nd Month)
Stable
(Index Rate Stays Same for the Life of the Loan)
Worst Case
(Index Rate Increases to the Maximum in 2nd Month)
  = Required

 

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