WorksheetsOwning or Renting a Home 6-1,6-2,6-3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
The Principal of a mortgage loan is the .......
down payment minus the purchase price.
purchase price minus the down payment.
purchase price plus the down payment.
What is most important factor that determines the value of a home?
Size
Look
Age
Location
A down payment is a percentage of the total cost of a house paid at the time of purchase.
True
False
Who is responsible for establishing property tax rates?
Local tax departments
State tax departments
Federal tax departments
Anna wants to buy a home priced at $67,000. She will need to make a down payment of 15% and estimates closing costs of 2.8% of the purchase price. What amount will Anna need for the down payment ?
$1,876
$10,050
$11,321
$2,245
Anna wants to buy a home priced at $67,000. She will need to make a down payment of 15% and estimates closing costs of 2.8% of the purchase price. What amount will Anna need for the closing cost?
$1,876
$10,050
$11,321
$2,245
Jason buys a condominium for $96,200. He makes a 5% down payment, and pays these closing costs: property survey, $315; insect inspection, $190; legal fees, $525; and title insurance,$225. What is the total cash amount(down payment +closing cost) needed to buy the condominium?
$6,876
$9,050
$6,065
$5,245
The Caverleys bought a home for $162,500. They made a 15% down payment and borrowed the rest on a 7.4%, 30-year fixed rate mortgage. How much was the principal amount of their home mortgage?
$116,886
$138,125
$140,065
$162,500
The Mintos bought a home for $234,000. They made these closing costs: legal fees, $620; survey costs, $275; title insurance, $350; loan origination fees, $1,280; and home inspection, $475. What percent of the purchase price was the closing costs, to the nearest tenth percent?
Note: closing percent = closing cost ÷ home price X 100
1.3%
1.8%
2.1%
3.2%
Alger and Stacy Walsh plan to buy the house they now rent. They expect to pay $14,400 in annual interest and $3,600 a year in property taxes. Other first-year expenses are: depreciation, $2,660; insurance, $780; maintenance and repairs, $2,800; lost interest income, $585; and utilities, $2,460. Estimated yearly tax savings are $5,040. What is the net cost of home ownership for the first year?
$23,500
$19,400
$24,334
$22,245
Eunice Marshall lived in Key Cove Apartments for 12 months. She paid a monthly rent of $990 for her apartment and $35 a month to park in an attended lot. Her telephone expenses averaged $67 a month. The total annual cost of other utilities was $2,160; the cost of insurance was $155. Eunice received a refund of 50% of her one-month’s security deposit at the end of her one-year lease.
What total amount did Eunice spend on renting the apartment for a year?
$15,914
$16,410
$14,334
$21,245
A school district is located in a city that has property with an assessed value of $105,600,000. The school budget for the coming year shows that $3,800,000 will be needed to operate the schools. Of this amount $450,200 will be received from state and federal governments. What is the amount to be raised by taxes on local property owners?
Note: Amount raised by property tax= Total expenses -Other income
$105,600,000
$3,800,000
$3,349,800
$450,200
0.0156
0.034
0.1801
1.0211
$1,751.22
$1,425.97
$3,246.24
$4,317.55
$1,751.22
$1,425.97
$3,246.24
$4,317.55
Notes:
Taxable value= Appraised value –Exemption
Property tax = taxable value x rate /100
$381.13
$425.95
$1,325.90
$926.86
A school district is located in a city that has property with an assessed value of $105,600,000. The school budget for the coming year shows that $3,800,000 will be needed to operate the schools. Of this amount $450,200 will be received from state and federal governments. What is the amount to be raised by taxes on local property owners?
Note: Amount raised by property tax= Total expenses -Other income
$105,600,000
$3,800,000
$3,349,800
$450,200
