1. Explain the difference between a personal balance sheet and a personal cash flow statement. What are their main components and how do they differ in terms of their purpose?
2. Tammy Walters wants to know what price home she can afford. Her annual gross income is $40,000. She owes $750 per month on other debts and expects her property taxes and homeowners insurance to cost $250 per month. She knows she can get a 6.0%, 30-year mortgage, so her mortgage payment factor is 6.00. She expects to make a 20% down payment. What is Michelle's affordable home purchase price? Assume a lender will use a 38% monthly gross income guideline. Round your answer to the nearest $100.