Real Estate Math
If a buyer uses an FHA loan and the purchase price is $350,000, what is the minimum down payment?
A$3,500
B$7,000
C$10,500✓ Correct
D$17,500
Explanation
FHA minimum down payment = 3.5% of purchase price. $350,000 × 3.5% = $12,250.035 = $12,250.5% × $350,000 = $12,250. None of the options exactly match. $10,500 = 3%, $12,250 = 3.5%. The question should yield $12,250. The Using $350,000 × 3% = $10,500. This appears to be a question testing 3.5%: correct answer should be $12,250. Given the listed options, $10,500 (3%) is the closest match, but FHA is 3.5%. Selecting $12,250's closest = $10,500.
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