Are You Ready to Live on Your Own?

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Which age group is struggling to live on their own?

Millennials

What is the term used for someone who pays rent to live in a property?

Tenant

What is a reference in the context of renting?

Someone who can vouch for your character

What is a credit check used for when renting?

To check if you have been responsible paying bills and borrowing money

What is a security deposit used for when renting?

To pay for any damages to the apartment

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an important detail in a rental agreement?

Type of place you need

What is the recommended amount of rent you should pay as a percentage of your take home pay?

30%

Why is location an important factor when selecting an apartment?

To be close to your job

What is the consequence of not giving proper notice when moving out of a rental property?

You will be responsible for paying all of the rent until the contract expires

What is the purpose of reading the rental agreement carefully before signing it?

To understand the fine print

True or false: The rental agreement is a legally binding contract once you sign it.

True

True or false: It is important to read the rental agreement carefully before signing it.

True

True or false: The amount of rent you pay should not be more than 30% of your take-home pay.

True

Match the following terms with their description in the context of renting an apartment:

Rental Agreement = A legal contract between the renter and the landlord Utilities = Expenses like electricity and water that may or may not be included in the rent Notice = A formal declaration made by the renter if they decide to move out Early Termination = The act of vacating the apartment before the contract expires

Match the following considerations with their importance when selecting an apartment to rent:

Affordability = Should not exceed 30% of your take home pay Location = Should be close to your job or easily accessible by transportation Type of Place = Should fit your needs, not necessarily your wants Safety = Should be a top concern when selecting a place

Match these apartment types with their descriptions:

One-bedroom apartment = An apartment with a separate bedroom Studio = An apartment where the bedroom, living area, and kitchen are all one space Room = A single room rented in a larger house or apartment Shared apartment = An apartment rented with roommates

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