Exam 8: The Home and Automobile Decision
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An assumable loan is one that can be transferred to a new buyer who simply takes over the loan obligations.
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You have an option on an ARM that has a two-year adjustment interval, 4% margin, 2% periodic rate cap and a 6% lifetime cap. The current initial rate is 5.35%. You can also get a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage for 6.65%. You plan on staying in this home for at least 10 years. What would be your best choice?
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A subprime mortgage is a mortgage with an APR below the prime rate.
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An attorney will draw up a contract for the purchase of a house. What provisions should you have in it?
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Over the past decade, the number of new car sales are down and the number of new car leases are up. What is probably the main reason why this is true?
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With a(n) ________ mortgage, you make relatively small monthly payments for several years, after which the loan comes due and you must pay it off in one large payment.
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Select the one cost that is not involved in home ownership.
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A co-op would be a wise choice for a consumer who wishes to pay no property taxes.
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