Py-Mortgage
To install:
pip install py_mortgage
To access Mortgage object
import py_mortgage as pym
new_mortgage = pym.mortgage.Mortgage(rate=.04/12,term=360,loan=400000)
py_mortgage has the following methods:
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Mortgage.get_pmt(): Will return the payment per period -
Mortgage.get_pmt(period): Will return all payments paid up to and including period -
Mortgage.get_amortization_table(format='pandas_df', decimal_places=2): Will return an amortization table per period. If format = 'pandas_df', it will return a Pandas DataFrame. If format = 'json', it will convert the DataFrame to a JSON object. Decimal places defaults to 2. -
Mortgage.get_interest_pmt(period): Will return the total interest paid in period -
Mortgage.get_principal_pmt(period): Will return the total principal paid down in period -
Mortgage.cumulative_interest_pmt(period): Will return all interest paid up to and including period. -
Mortgage.cumulative_principal_pmt(period): Will return all principal paid up to and including period. -
Mortgage.remaining_mortgage_balance(ending_period): Will return the remaining principal up to and including ending_period -
Mortgage.describe(): Will return fields from Mortgage
Mortgage.get_apr() is not completed yet and will be included in next release
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