Exam 7: The Finances of Housing
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Opportunity costs of housing can refer to time and effort involved in finding and repairing a place to live along with lost interest earnings on security deposits and down payments.
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Which of the following would increase the speed of equity growth for a homebuyer?
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The gross debt service ratio is your monthly mortgage payment (including principal, interest, heating and taxes) as a percentage of your gross monthly income.
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Before signing a lease you should (as part of signing the lease)?
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Which of the following is not a common financial risk of home ownership?
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Negotiating a purchase price for a home usually involves an offer and counteroffers.
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Lenders commonly use a GDS ratio of 30% and a TDS ratio of 40% as guidelines to determine the amount you can comfortably afford for housing.
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Which of the following is typically excluded from a lease agreement?
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If you decide to purchase a condominium for potential benefits you are probably:
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Financial guidelines suggest that you should "spend no more than 10 to 20 percent of your take home pay on housing".
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Home improvements may contribute more to the value of the home than the cost of the renovations.
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One significant drawback of home ownership is financial uncertainty.
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Lenders commonly use a GDS ratio of 50% and a TDS ratio of 60% as guidelines to determine the amount you can comfortably afford for housing.
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