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Is there any resale value in 0% interest notes?
I came across a Performing note that has a 0% interest rate and -255.06 payment. I am working on the assumption that the -255.06 payment is just interest and it does not pay down principle. When I arrive at a Yield for this note, I get a negative number. The original terms are as follows:
Original Loan: $140,000
Interest: 0%
Term: 360
Payment: -255.06
When I plug the numbers above in the financial calculator, I get a negative yield of -2.63%. Why would anyone offer
a loan that returns a negative Yield? Are they banking on appreciation of the underlying asset? What is the resale of such a note?
It seems that I would need to take a serious haircut to entice someone to buy this note. Thoughts?