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Default How do I find the loan amount from my payment in Excel?

I am building a cost analysis and I know what I can afford for a monthly
payment but I need to know what the total loan amount would be for that
payment. EX:

20 year amortized
7.5% Interest
$1,526 monthly payment

???? Total loan would be?
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Default How do I find the loan amount from my payment in Excel?

You want to calculate present value, as in:

=pv(7.5%/12,20*12,-1526)

It will show you can support a $190K loan.

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I am building a cost analysis and I know what I can afford for a monthly
payment but I need to know what the total loan amount would be for that
payment. EX:

20 year amortized
7.5% Interest
$1,526 monthly payment

???? Total loan would be?


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