- Computes buyer qualification
- Calculates PITI, Canadian mortgages
- Calculates ARMs, bi-weekly payments
- Time-value-of-money calculations
- Generates amortization schedules
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The BA's small keys are very responsive, and a shift button doubles the functions of many of them. Its small screen displays up to 10 digits. Text and symbols on the left-hand side prompt users for information in the order it's needed to complete a calculation; it's a snap to track how the data you're keying in will affect the equation you're solving. A backspace key let us easily correct mistakes without having to clear an entire line. We also were able to establish qualifying ratios and save local tax and insurance rates to memory for use in later calculations.
Professionals can make calculations immediately, and students will appreciate the detailed instruction manual, replete with examples. Texas Instruments even included a set of handy worksheets with common calculations such as amortization schedules, various loan qualifications, and adjustable versus fixed-rate interest; printed on the worksheets are complete instructions for performing the calculations on the BA. Beginners will find this a snap to use without having to memorize multiple keys and abbreviations. The BA comes with a plastic cover that fits on the back of the device when the calculator is in use, and includes a quick reference card inside the cover in case you need a refresher and the manual isn't handy. --T. Byrl Baker
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24 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
As a Realtor & Loan Officer, I just LOVE this calculator!!!,
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This review is from: Texas Instruments BA Real Estate Financial Calculator (Office Product)
During the many years going to college (I majored in Finance), working as a Banker, and now as a Realtor/Loan Officer, I have used many different financial calculators made by Sharp, HP, and Texas Instruments, etc. Each of the calculators I've tried has some good points and some bad ones. However, if you work in real estate, this calculator is made for you. It is loaded with excellent features specifically designed for this industry. I paid over $80 for my calculator when it first came out, and I felt I got every penny's worth. At the current price of less than forty bucks, it's absolutely a bargain! Another reviewer on this page complains about the responsiveness of the keys. I simply don't have any problem like that at all. He or she must have had a defective one. I always tap the keys very fast, and the numbers come out all right. In short, if you're heavily involved with real estate and mortgages, I highly recommend you to give this calculator a try!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This little toy rocks!!!!!,
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Some reviewers say that they have a problem with not hitting the keys hard enough will give them bad results. I have to disagree. Maybe they did some design changes, cause now it is not a problem to quickly skim and hit the keys for accurate results. All the wasted time spent with with my old financial calc. and a pen and paper. Well worth the 32 bucks I paid. Highly recommended!!!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great price!,
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This review is from: Texas Instruments BA Real Estate Financial Calculator (Office Product)
This is an excellent price for this calculator. I have priced them, and even "wholesale" through a broker it costs $60.00!
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