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PF - Chapter 11 - Housing and Real Estate - Review

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It's best to develop good ________ now instead of waiting until you are on your own.

a)

A. Money habits

b)

B. Diet and exercise plans

c)

C. Investing strategies

d)

D. Study habits

2.

Renting is a great option for many people.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

3.

Your rent payment should total no more than ________% of your take-home pay.

a)

A. 50

b)

B. 15

c)

C. 75

d)

D. 25

4.

What does cost of living refer to?

a)

A. How much of your monthly income is budgeted specifically for your rent or mortgage

b)

B. The average cost of the basic goods and services needed to maintain a certain standard of living

c)

C. The level of wealth, comfort, material goods and necessities available to a group of people

d)

D. How wealthy or poor you are at the time of purchasing your first home

5.

When you're ready to buy a house, the best option is a ________.

a)

A. 20-year VA loan

b)

B. 15-year fixed-rate conventional mortgage

c)

C. 30-year equity loan

d)

D. 30-year fixed rate mortgage

6.

Making periodic payments to a landlord for the use of their property is called ________.

a)

A. Buying

b)

B. Renting or leasing

c)

C. Investing in real estate

d)

D. Security deposit

7.

You should rent until you are able to ________.

a)

A. Buy a home the right way

b)

B. Become a landlord someday

c)

C. Invest in stocks

d)

D. Buy amenities

8.

As you shop around and compare rent prices, remember that paying extra for ________ is not worth it if it keeps you from reaching your financial goals.

a)

A. Amenities

b)

B. Mortgages

c)

C. Tax brackets

d)

D. Security deposits

9.

You need to be completely out of debt, have a fully funded emergency fund, and have saved enough cash for a down payment before you ________.

a)

A. Buy a house

b)

B. Lease a house

c)

C. Rent a house

d)

D. Sell a house

10.

The only time it's okay to borrow money if you can't pay 100% in cash is ________.

a)

A. Getting a car lease

b)

B. For home improvement projects

c)

C. Buying a home (mortgage)

d)

D. Renting a home

11.

Buying a house while __________ can put your _____________ at risk.

a)

On a budget; social life

b)

In debt; home purchase

c)

Debt-free; renters insurance

d)

Getting pre-approved; life

12.

You should buy a home, even if you can't afford it yet. Renting is a waste of money.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

You decision to rent of buy depends on your ___________--

a)

Financial Situation

b)

Income Tax

c)

Friends' Opinions

d)

Feelings Towards Renting or Buying

14.

Living on campus at college will help you ___________ living on your own,

while living off campus will require you to ____________

a)

Ease into; pay for rent, utilities, and groceries

b)

Dive into; live with your parents

c)

Enjoy; find roomates

d)

Get used to; cut half of your college courses

15.

A house is an asset that typically will __________ value over time

a)

Depreciate in

b)

Increase in

c)

Stay the same

d)

Decrease in

16.

A fixed rate mortgage has a ___________ mortgage rate for __________ years

a)

Set; a set number of

b)

Good; 15

c)

12%; 30

d)

High; a large amount

17.

What type of interest rate is locked in and won't change for the life of the loan

a)

15 year

b)

Equity

c)

Adjustable rate

d)

Fixed rate

18.

A leasing contract ...

a)

is a legal doc that allows renter to use property for a pd of time

b)

should be signed immediately, even before reading it

c)

is something roommate owes taxes on when they move in with current renter

d)

can be terminated at any time without any fees or penalties

19.

Its important to read your leasing contract, because once you sign it, it is enforceable by law

a)

True

b)

False

20.

When someone spends so much of their income on the costs of homeownership

that they struggle to reach their other financial goals, they are

a)

Wealthy

b)

House Poor

c)

Wise Homeowners

d)

Rent Poor

21.

If you look at long term costs, __________ is usually the better deal

a)

Homeownership

b)

Renting

c)

Leasing

d)

Maintaining

22.

No matter what path you choose to take after high school, the money principles stay the same, they are:

a)

Live on more than you make and debt dominates all

b)

Save, budget, stay out of debt, live on less than you make and be generous

c)

Only use a debit card for purchases, rent-to-own loans are king, and don't open a savings acct

d)

Invest before anything else and budget if you have time

23.

Which type of loan is not secured by a govt entity and usually has the best rate and term.

a)

FHA

b)

VA

c)

Family

d)

Conventional

24.

What info should a lease contain?

a)

names and numbers of closest malls

b)

agreement that your rent will only be paid on a credit card

c)

acknowledgement clause, your name, and local restaruants

d)

property address, rental term, security deposit terms and pet fees

25.

What is your mortgage principal

a)

largest amount of money you are legally allowed to borrow

b)

down payment needed to get a mortgage

c)

amount borrowed (that must be repaid) to buy home

d)

1st pmt you make on your new home

26.

Learning about the costs of living before you need to cover them and

creating good money habits early are both examples of

a)

personal responsibility

b)

poor money mgmt

c)

wealth building

d)

being a consumer

27.

To make living with a roommate more peaceful while yo are saving money ...

a)

communicate, respect, considerate

b)

roommate pays more rent than you

c)

ignore them = avoiding conflict

d)

your best friend will make the best roommate

28.

It is impossible to get a mortgage without a credit score

a)

True

b)

False

29.

After you hire a real estate agent, next step in the process is to _____________

a)

close your new home

b)

make an offer on a home

c)

start looking for homes in your budget range

d)

get a home inspection

30.

Equity is the difference between what you still owe on your home and what it is worth

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Can you list ways someone can save money on rent

a)

Yes

b)

No

32.

Can you list some costs of living on your own?

a)

Yes

b)

No

33.

Can you explain how renting or buying is connected to someone's ability to be generous?

a)

Yes

b)

No

34.

Can you list some questions to ask an adult to help you prepare to be financially independent someday?

a)

Yes

b)

No

35.

Can you explain why a 15-year-fixed-rate mortgage is better than a 30-year?

a)

Yes

b)

No

36.

Are you ready for tomorrow's test over chapter 11?

a)

Yes

b)

No