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Mixed Numbers A number containing both a whole number and a
fraction (examples: 1⅓; 9⅞)


Improper Fractions a fraction with its numerator equal to or greater
than its denominator


Commission Calculation Sales price X rate of commission = total
commission




Solving for the Commission Rate Commission Rate = Commission ÷ Price


Solving for the Property's Price Price = Commission ÷ Commission Rate


Profit Profit (or Loss) = Selling price - Original cost


Profit Percentage Percentage of profit = Profit ÷ Original cost

, Profit Margin Profit margin = Profit ÷ Selling price


Interest the price paid for the use of borrowed money


3 types of interest calculations Simple interest, add-on interest, and compound
interest


Simple interest Interest = principal x rate x time


Add-on interest loan amount x contracted interest rate x number
of payments




Add-on interest APR APR = 2 x number of payment periods in one year
x total financing charges ÷ (principal, or amount
borrowed x (number of scheduled payments +1)


Compound interest interest which is computed on the principal
amount plus the accrued interest.


Compound Interest Formula Compound amount = Initial deposit (1 + Interest
rate)n


Points a one-time service charge to the borrower for
making the loan


Two types of points origination fee and discount points


Loan-to-Value Ratio (LTV) expresses the relationship between a property's
purchase price and its loan amount.


Loan-to-Value formula LTV ratio = (Loan amount ÷ Value)

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