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Different Types Of Rental Expense

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Rental Expense
Rental Expense can be similar to home values. Some may own a property, and some may rent a place, which can be a studio, 1 bedroom or 2-bedroom apartment, etc. The more prime the location the more the rental will be. From our research of the 40 cities the mean rental is $1,426.51. To rent a property today, you’ll have to show proof of income, if the owner sees you have been making a significant amount he/she may agree to rent the property.
Property Taxes
Property taxes depend on what the neighborhood offers. A home with a lower value will have low taxes, a property with a high value will have higher taxes. Many factors determine the assessed value of property such as street cleaning, low crime rate, highly rated schools, and …show more content…

Population per square mile was calculated by dividing population per city over land area. When population is increasing, it is also increasing the demand for goods and services. This leads to economic growth and results in having more employment to citizens.
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5. The Data
Table 2. Summary Statistics 2016 - 2017
Variable
Observations
Mean
Std. Dev
Min
Max
Income
40
$52,793.08
$13,275.93
$25,980
$80,349
Home Value
40
$265,974.75
$207,621.86
$42,600
$1,236,700
Rent Expense
40
$1,426.51
$618.89
$525
$3,377
Property Taxes per Assessed Value
40
1.35%
0.75%
0.25%
2.82%
Crime Rate
40
49.06%
18.31%
15.65%
91.00%
College Graduation Rate
40
41.00%
20.79%
12.70%
91.30%
Population per Sq. Mile
40
5,721
5,183
1,119
28,014
Unemployment Rate
40
4.93%
1.59%
2.40%
9.60%
Number of Park per 1,000 population.
40
210
275
30
1,700
Population and Unemployment Rate
Population has a huge impact in the economy. As population grows in a certain city, the more money is contributed to improve the city's environment. The federal and state governments depend on property taxes since it serves as a major source of income for the economy. The
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