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The bare basics you need to know. Housing The bare basics you need to know.

Vocabulary Lease Mortgage Down-payment Property tax Home Owners Insurance

Housing Cost Renting: Someone else owns the property, and you pay a fee to live there (rent). Deposit Utilities Prior to moving in you sign a contract called a lease.

Housing Costs Owning: You own the property by purchasing it. Homes cost more than what most people have. Therefore, they are required to: Pay a down payment (20%) Borrow the remaining total from a lending institution (mortgage).

Advantages to Renting Level of freedom Very little maintenance Less up-front cash

Disadvantages of Renting Throwing money away -You are not investing it in a home’s value. Ability to decorate and personalize your living space is limited. No tax advantage: Landlord will benefit from any kind of tax break. Rent can increase - often yearly.

Advantages of Owning a Home You are making an investment Tax benefits - you can deduct your mortgage interest and property taxes You can customize your dwelling Psychological benefits - a place to truly call home American Dream

Disadvantages to Owning a Home Your home is an investment: Value may go up or stay the same but it may also decline Harder to move. Maintenance. A sizeable down payment - is usually required when buying home (20%).

Property Tax 1% of the value of your home (2 payments or monthly). Payments due every: December 15th June 15th

Homeowners Insurance Lender’s require that you have insurance in case anything happens to your home. Why?

What are Utilities? Gas: Water: Trash: Electricity: Cable, phone, and internet:

Words to Know Mortgage Down-payment Property-tax Home Owners Insurance http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~lds28/buyorrent_files/frame.htm

Let’s Begin our Search Our Family

Guidelines What kind of home do you want? Students: Required to buy a home Under $1,000,000.00 No foreclosures or short-sale Home must be in the United States http://www.theziagroup.com/carpinteria-real-estate.php

Directions Housing Activity www.trulia.com Median Prices by State Mortgage Calculator Property Tax Calculator