Assume you are looking to share an apartment with another person, Joe. The rent for a 2-bedroom/2 bath apartment is $1,000 per month. Joe wants to split the rent 50/50. Prior to agreeing to this, you find out the following information: Joe’s bedroom is 20’ x 24’ or 480 square feet with an on suite bath. Your bedroom is 12’ x 10’ or 120 square feet and the bath will be used by visitors too. You think that the rent should be allocated between you and Joe based upon the relative square feet of your rooms. 2.  Using your method of allocating rental costs based upon the square feet of your rooms, how much rent will each of you pay?

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Let’s learn more about Will and Stephanie and help them determine what the best insurance options are for them.Will recently decided that he wants to live off campus next school year. He’s going to start looking for apartments in the next week. In the meantime, he wants to consider whether he needs renter’s insurance or not. Here’s some information about Will: •Things he owns that he’ll have with him next year: oLaptop ($1,500) Stereo ($500) oRecreation equipment ($500) oFurniture ($250) oMiscellaneous ($250) •Coverage Optionso Policy 1 - $4,000 of coverage, $20 a month (10% discount if he prepays a full year) oPolicy 2 - $3,000 of coverage, $18 a month (No discount if he prepays a full year) oPolicy 3 - $2,000 of coverage, $15 a month (10% discount if he prepays a full year)   How much coverage should Will look for to protect all of his assets? A.$1,500 B.$2,000 C.$3,000 D.$4,000

Your grandma pays upfront for you to go on the overnight trip with the school, which cost $340. You make a deal that you'll give her $25 per month until you pay all back. How will you pay grandma?

Knowing the 14 day personal use on rental property rule, your client has the following days that she is concerned about. How many days personal use do you calculate? 10 days of vacation at the rental property for her and her spouse 9 days of her and her spouse working on the property to make repairs. Her brother used the property for 7 days (but paid full rental to the rental company) Her sister used the property for 4 days but deadbeat her on the rent she rented to strangers for 140 days a. 10 days O b. 14 days O c. 23 days d. 17 days O e. 26 days O f. 21 days g. 30 days Oh. 19 days

Sam and Deb have a weekly net income of $1700. Their monthly expenses, not related to housing, are $2875. They have savings of $32 000. They are considering two housing options: Option 1: Renting a 2-bedroom condo for $1650 a month, plus utilities averaging $210 a month Option 2: Buying a 2-bedroom condo for a down payment of $24 500, bi-weekly mortgage payments of $1100, and a monthly condo fee of $475 a) Determine the monthly cost of each housing option. Which one can Sam and Deb afford? Which would you recommend?  b) Suppose Sam’s mother falls ill and he has to pay $575 every two weeks to cover her expense. Calculate the additional monthly expenses. Based on your answer in a), would your recommendation change? Explain

Maria can buy Car A, brand new, for $450/mo for a 4 year loan, or she can lease the same car for $395/mo for 3 years. Help Maria decide which option is best. 1. What will Maria's payments be in year 4 if she chooses each option? BUY LEASE

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The Bainter family is moving to a new town and needs a place to live. The Bainters have narrowed their search to two houses they think will work for their family. The first house is a rental. The monthly rent is listed at $1,190, with the expectation that it will increase 1.7% each year. The second house is available for purchase. The sale price is listed at $195,000, and the Bainters have been approved for a loan that would allow them to purchase the home and pay for it over 30 years. Cost of Renting To estimate the cost of renting, the Bainters read through the rental agreement to determine for what types of costs they would need to budget. These costs include fees, renters' insurance, and utilities. The Bainters also research average prices for anything the landlord would not provide, such as renters' insurance. The Bainters realize they will have approximately the same costs for electricity and natural gas whether they rent or purchase, so they decide to exclude…

Ben and Zhang Manchester plan to buy a condominium. They will obtain a $191,000, 25-year mortgage at 4.5 percent. Their annual property taxes are expected to be $2,148. Property insurance is $1,032 a year, and the condo association fee is $250 a month. Based on these items, determine the total monthly housing payment for the Manchesters. (Exhibit 9-9) Note: Round time value factor to 2 decimal places and final answer to the nearest whole number. Total monthly housing payment