Exam 2: Managing Your Financial Resources - Purchasing and Financing a Home

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An interest adjustment occurs when there is a difference between the date on which you take possession of your home and the date from which your lender calculates your first mortgage payment.

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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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A house valued at $288 000 with a down payment of $63 000 will result in an extra charge for a high ratio mortgage.

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For someone who has a $300 000 mortgage,at an interest rate of 6.3 percent,which mortgage would be the best choice for increasing one's net worth?

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Online realtor services are more convenient,but usually charge higher commissions than traditional full-service real estate companies.

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In choosing an open mortgage over a closed mortgage,you should consider the likelihood of being able to prepay principal to make up for the higher interest rate on the open mortgage.

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When selling a home,which of the following costs will you likely incur?

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Peter and Mary make a $25 000 down payment on a $400 000 home. CMHC charges the following rates on the loan to value ratio: Up to and including 80 percent,2.40 percent; up to 85 percent,2.80 percent; up to 90 percent,3.10 percent; up to 95 percent 4.00 percent. What will be the CMHC insurance premium? Illustrate the calculation on the loan insurance premium that Peter and Mary have to pay.

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Which mortgage option is best in the following scenario.The Jones are purchasing their first home for $250000 and financing with a $200000 mortgage.They expect interest rates to stay the same for the next five years and have no prospects for any increase in their incomes.The prime rate is three percent.

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If Adam's house was purchased for $280 000 five years ago and is worth $296000 now,and his mortgage was $224000 and amortized over 25 years,at four percent interest,compounded semi-annually,what is his equity in his house now? (To the nearest $1000)

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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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A fixed-rate mortgage will have a set amount applied to the principal with each monthly payment.

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Which of the following is not one of the closing costs in purchasing a home?

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Which of the following is most accurate in a case where a seller neglects to disclose a defect that affects the market value of the home they are selling?

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Due to the high interest rates charged,a vendor take-back mortgage is generally a worse option than a high ratio mortgage.

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In order to qualify for a mortgage you must conform with both the gross debt service ratio and total debt service ratio.

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Chuck obtained a mortgage of $90 000 to finance a $120 000 home.The title insurance will be $400,appraisal fee is $500,land transfer tax is one percent of the value of the property,legal fees are $900,and he will pay $900 to the movers and has planned to send $6000 on renovations.How much are his closing costs?

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When purchasing a home,which of the following costs will you incur?

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Describe some of the advantages and disadvantages of selling your home yourself instead of hiring a realtor.

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Which of the following is accurate regarding types of mortgages?

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