What the numbers are telling you.
- An interest-only payment does not reduce principal.
- Later amortization can create a larger payment even without a rate change.
- Maturity, extension conditions and the repayment source need their own plan.
AUSTIN COMMERCIAL DEBT DESK
Know the payment.
Remember the principal.
Separate an interest charge from the debt that still has to be repaid.
YOUR DECISION MAP
- 01Set your assumptions
- 02See the trade-offs
- 03Keep, compare or share
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Interest-only payment
See the monthly interest charge while keeping the full principal visible.
YOUR DECISION, IN NUMBERS
METHOD 2026-10-23.3Monthly interest$3,333
Principal still outstanding$500,000
Interest-only does not repay principal. Fees, resets and later amortization are additional.
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One percentage point higher
Monthly interest
Current scenario$3,333
Changed assumption$3,750
One assumption changes; everything else stays the same. This is a stress scenario, not a forecast.
Is the remaining principal included in the monthly result?
No. The monthly result is interest only. The principal remains outstanding and must be repaid or refinanced under the actual agreement.
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YOUR COMPARISON TABLE
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side by side.
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OPEN METHODS / BETTER QUESTIONS
Understand what the number means.
The calculation
Principal × annual nominal rate ÷ twelve.
Before acting on the result
Interest-only does not repay principal. Fees, resets and later amortization are additional.
Use actual property documents, matching lender estimates and qualified advice where needed. No calculator, API or MCP tool here issues an approval or guarantees a rate.
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