Exam 7: Managing Your Financial Resources - Purchasing and Financing a Home
Exam 1: Overview of a Financial Plan97 Questions
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Exam 6: Managing Your Financial Resources - Assessing, Managing, and Securing Your Credit99 Questions
Exam 7: Managing Your Financial Resources - Purchasing and Financing a Home79 Questions
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Which of the following is True about the Home Buyers' Plan?
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Which of the following payment options would result in the lowest amount of interest paid on a mortgage?
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Sharaz has gross household income of $3800 and wants to qualify for total monthly mortgage financing of $1330.Based on the gross debt service ratio,she should be approved.
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Which of the following would be the best advice in a decision to buy or rent a house?
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Which of the following is True regarding conventional mortgages?
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A house is sold for $300 000 and appraised for $285 000.What down payment will be needed to qualify for a conventional mortgage?
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The total household income available is $3963.Mortgage payments including taxes,principal,and interest are $1189.In addition,there are condo fees of $126 and heating costs of $56 monthly and a car lease of $241.What is the gross debt service ratio?
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A house for sale is listed at $310 000 and you manage to win the competitive bid with an offer of $312 000.The appraisal indicates the value at $295 000.What will be the conventional mortgage loan amount approved by the bank?
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What is the most significant cause for concern in selecting a variable-rate mortgage?
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Jane's monthly gross income is $4000 and her debt payments are $400 per month.Given GDS of 30 percent and TDS of 40 percent,she will be able to qualify for mortgage-related debt payments of $1200 per month.
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Gross debt service ratio refers to a calculation of all mortgage-related financing and must not exceed 32 percent of total household income.
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The total household income available is $4032.Mortgage payments including taxes,principal,and interest are $1174.In addition,there are condo fees of $150,heating costs of $65 monthly,a student loan payment of $100 and a car lease of $141.What is the total debt service ratio?
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Which of the following costs associated with home ownership is hardest to budget for?
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Ianna has found a fixed rate mortgage for $300 000 at four percent interest amortized over 30 years.Her payment will be $1426 per month.How much would her payment be if she wanted to amortize the mortgage over 15 years?
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In addition to closing costs,realtor fees of three to seven percent are charged when you buy a home.
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The lawyer normally will look after services for you when purchasing a home except for the
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Illustrate how GDS and TDS ratios as well as cash flow are important in calculating what size mortgage a person can afford.Use the following example to illustrate your conclusion.
Hannah earns an annual salary of $72 000 and has following monthly expenses.
Hannah has $31 000 saved in her RRSP.There is a new condo development going up in her area and she hopes to be able to purchase her own place.The unit she has her heart set on costs $310 000 and they advertise a mortgage rate of 3.5%,compounded semi-annually,for this development.The property taxes will be $170 per month,heating costs $80,and condo fees $300.
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