2. A two room bungalow rents for $1200 per month plus utilities. The estimated utility expenses are: $280 every two months for electricity, $115 ever month for natural gas, and $150 every four months for water. a. Calculate the average monthly expenses for renting this house. b. Estimate the total expenses for one year.

Estimating Savings.  Julia brings home ​$1,900 per month after taxes.​ Julia's rent is ​$419 per​ month, her utilities are ​$127 per​ month, and her car payment is ​$276 per month. Julia is currently paying ​$237 per month to her orthodontist for her braces. If​ Julia's groceries cost ​$76 per week and she estimates her other expenses to be ​$196 per​ month, how much will she have left each month to put toward savings to reach her financial​ goals? Given​ Julia's expected​ expenses, the amount she will have left each month to put toward savings to reach her financial goals is ​$ (?) (round to the nearest dollar)

A couple found a house selling for ​$115,500.The taxes on the house are ​$1200 per​ year, and insurance is ​$360 per year. They are requesting a conventional loan from the local bank. The bank is currently requiring a​ 15% down payment and 3​ points, and the interest rate is​ 10%. The ​ couple's gross monthly income is ​$4850. They have more than 10 monthly payments remaining on a​ car, a​ boat, and furniture. The total monthly payments for these items is ​$420. Their bank will approve a loan that has a total monthly mortgage payment of​ principal, interest, property​ taxes, and​ homeowners' insurance that is less than or equal to​ 28% of their adjusted monthly income. Complete parts ​a) through ​g) below.   Part 1 ​a) Determine the required down payment.   The required down payment is ​$?

6. Suppose Deb and Rusty decided to rent an apartment instead of buying a house. Create a column that keeps track of the amount they will spend in rent every year for the next 20 years. Assume the rent is now $1000 a month and will increase by 3% each year.