DISCUSSION CHAPTER 5. 1 Why is a debit card like using cash? (121)

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DISCUSSION CHAPTER 5

1 Why is a debit card like using cash? (121)

2 When you move out of your parents house into your own home, what costs do you expect? (122)

3 What are the advantages of having a shorter term loan on a house? (123)

4 What are some differences between apartment living and house living? (125)

5 What are something's you can expect to be on a lease agreement? Do you think it is different between a college town and a regular town? (128)

6 Why do you think so many people are involved in the home buying process? (135)

7 What are some options you have when deciding to purchase a house? (137)

8 When you tour a home for sale how do you expect it to look? What are something's you may look for? (138)

9 What are some differences between selling your house with an agent and FSBO?

10 What is the difference between a fixed and variable interest rate?

11 What happens if you foreclose on a house or claim bankruptcy?

12 What is the first thing you need to do before going to look for a house to buy?

13 After you purchase a home, how many years should you stay in that home? (147)