An Assignable Loan Contract Executed Three Months Ago Requires Two

Short Answer

An assignable loan contract executed three months ago requires two payments to be paid five and ten months after the contract date. Each payment consists of a principal portion of $1800 plus interest at 10% on $1800 from the date of the contract. The payee is offering to sell the contract to a finance company in order to raise cash. If the finance company requires a return of 15%, what price will it be prepared to pay today for the contract?