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The loan is for 15 years.
We shall calculate the value at end of year 1 and discount is back a year to find the loan amount.
| N | 15 |
| I/Y | 6.0000% |
| FV | - |
| PMT | $ 500,000.00 |
| CPT PV | $ 4,856,124.49 |
Discounting back a year=$4,856,124.49/(1.06)=$4,581,249.52
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