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MU-10.2 The Costs of Buying a House

MU-10.2 The Costs of Buying a House

Assessment

Presentation

Mathematics

12th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
HSF.IF.A.2, 7.EE.B.3, RI.11-12.5

+4

Standards-aligned

Created by

THERESA DEACON

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11 Slides • 9 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a significant cost to consider when buying a house?

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Down payment

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Monthly rent

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Car insurance

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Groceries

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Multiple Choice

  1. What's the average price of a house in the US in 2023?

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$535,800

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623,200

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714,000

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$535,800 as of Jan 26, 2023.


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Once you start learning about buying a house, it can seem there are unexpected costs that show up everywhere. Let’s break it down - what are the most common costs you should prepare for? Read the article and answer the questions.

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Once you start learning about buying a house, it can seem there are unexpected costs that show up everywhere. Let’s break it down - what are the most common costs you should prepare for? Read the article and answer the questions.

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Open Ended

  1. Amanda is planning to buy a house worth $500,000. She anticipates making a down payment of 8%, paying closing costs around 4% of the home’s value, and paying $1500 in moving costs.  Approximately how much should she save in preparation for the upfront costs?

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Open Ended

  1. What is one new expense you’ll need to budget for as a homeowner that you don’t pay directly as a renter?

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Multiple Choice

  1. What is the largest expense that someone generally pays at the time they buy a house?

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Property taxes

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Down payment

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Closing costs

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Utilities

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Multiple Choice

  1. Mason has a monthly gross income of $4,846. Help him budget that income based on the 28-36 rule. He should spend at most…

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28% on his mortgage and 36% on his total monthly debt payments

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28% on his mortgage and 36% on his total monthly housing costs

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28% on his savings and 36% on his mortgage

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28% on his down payment and 36% on his mortgage

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Multiple Choice

  1. Sarah realized that she can’t afford to buy a house right now, but wants to get ready to buy in a few years. All of the following strategies could increase her future housing budget, EXCEPT…

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Reduce her monthly debt payments


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Increase her income

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Find a house with higher HOAs

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Save for a higher down payment

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