Asked by bill
Which of the following could result in higher living costs for the homeowner that the renter doesn’t have?
a.
decreased property value
b.
down payment
c.
maintenance
d.
monthly payment
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c. maintenance
Homeowners typically pay for repairs, upkeep, yard care, etc., costs renters usually don’t incur (their landlord covers them). A down payment is a one‑time purchase cost, decreased property value is a loss in equity (not a recurring living expense), and both owners and renters have monthly housing payments.
Homeowners typically pay for repairs, upkeep, yard care, etc., costs renters usually don’t incur (their landlord covers them). A down payment is a one‑time purchase cost, decreased property value is a loss in equity (not a recurring living expense), and both owners and renters have monthly housing payments.
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