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Roommate 1
Roommate 1
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Adesh
Occupation:
Monthly Income:
$7,500
Roommate 2:
Mohammed
Occupation:
Monthly Income:
$7,500
Roommate 3:
Bobby
Occupation:
Monthly Income:
$7,500
$ 22,500
$ 6,750
$ 15,750
2.
Find a Place to Rent using Craigslist Vancouver. Give the description and
attach one picture of the living room. Please label this assignment: The Pad Fill in
the blanks:
Monthly Rent:
$ 2,250
What does this place feature? (Bathroom(s), Dining Room, Bedroom(s). etc.)
3 bedroom townhouse in central Richmond: $2250.00 per month. Utilities extra
.Includes two car garage, sofa, fire place, dining table and dining chairs. Close park,
elementary school and high school
3.
Utilities cost money as well, so if it is not included with your rent, estimate
10% of the rent money to pay for utilities. If there are utilities included with your
rent, make sure that is mentioned. List the utilities below:
Sofa
Fire Place
Dining Table
Dining Chairs
4.
You need at least one phone; it can be a land line or a cell phone. Look up
different plans from the various BC Telephone/Cellphone Providers. Fill in the blanks:
Land line Cost:
Cellphone Cost:
$ 0.00
Roommate 1 $ 49.95
Roommate 2 $ 49.95
Roommate 3 $ 49.95
5.
Each of you has your own bedroom furniture, but you need to furnish the
kitchen and common room. Make a list of furniture you will buy or borrow from your
parents. Please attach a separate list with the total to the back of this assignment
labelled: Kitchen and Common Room List
Borrowing
1. Oven
2. Fridge
3. Dining table
4. Flat Screen TV
5. Computer table
6. Dresser
Buying
1. Microwave $39.99
2. Computer $46
6.
How are you going to travel from place to place? Discuss this with your
roommate. If one of you already owns a car, then factor in the monthly costs; if
neither of you own a car, find out how much a monthly bus pass is.
Transportation Costs:
$ 120
$ $19,200
7.
Using the TD Monthly Budget Template, you will create a monthly budget. In
order for you to survive the Roommate Agreement, you must use the total income
from question one to determine your budget. You will also need to factor in other
costs from the previous questions. This must be printed off and attached to this
assignment labelled: TD Monthly Budget. However, you will also need to consider
the other following items:
Grocery Costs
Eating/Dining Out Costs
Clothes
Entertainment
Personal Supplies
Other costs
Please note, your budget must balance and you cannot go over your
budget. You will also need to be realistic.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Second Act: Clauses and Articles
10 Marks
Objective: Given the questions below, you will answer them in full sentences.
1)
Article A:
Which section did you and your roommate both have the most disagreement
about and why?
Article B:
Which section did you and your roommate have the least disagreement about
and why?
Picking the bedrooms because we did not worry about our rooms too much. We just
wanted to sleep in alone with all of our stuff
2)
What cost amount shocked the both of you the most when completing this
activity? Write your answer below:
The cost amount that shocked us was $13,314.65 for monthly expenses. We did not
expect this big of an amount with the combined salary.
3)
4)
How has your idea of moving out changes after completing this activity? Two
Statements are required and needs to be attached to this assignment labelled:
(Your Name) Statement
I knew moving out would be hard but not this hard. I learned quite a bit in
this project
Roommate Agreement Checklist:
The Roommate Agreement Project
The Pad
Kitchen and Common Room List
TD Monthly Budget
The 10 Rules and 1 Clause
(Your Name) Statement
10 Rules
1. Rotate the trash
2. Respect peoples properties
1 Clause
3. No pets
car, you
4. No smoking/drinking
gas
5. One person has a duty to do the weekly budget
6. Chores duty changes
7. Clean up your mess
8. Certain bed time
9. Respect the house
10.Someone gets food per week