PrincipleOriginalamountborrowedRentersInsuranceInsurance thatprotects yourapartmentfrom theft ordamagesLease orRentalAgreementA contractbetween alandlord and renter(you) that protectsboth parties andsets rent $RentThe moneyyou pay to alandlord tolive in anapartmentEquityThe value ofyour investmentabove the totalof your debtMortgageA loan foryour housethat you paymonthlyUtilitiesWater,electric, gas,internet,cable, etc.ClosingCostsAll the extrafees andtaxes that gointo buying ahomeMarketValueThecurrentvalue ofthe homeDownPaymentMoney youmust pay forthe house attime of signingfor the propertyRealEstateAgentTheprofessionalpeople that sellyour home orhelp you buyInterestAmount %paid orearned forthe use ofmoneySecurityDepositMoney you give toyour landlord thatthey hold in case ofdamages to theapartment. If nodamages, you getyour money back.DeedA piece ofpaper thatstates youown thepropertyPrincipleOriginalamountborrowedRentersInsuranceInsurance thatprotects yourapartmentfrom theft ordamagesLease orRentalAgreementA contractbetween alandlord and renter(you) that protectsboth parties andsets rent $RentThe moneyyou pay to alandlord tolive in anapartmentEquityThe value ofyour investmentabove the totalof your debtMortgageA loan foryour housethat you paymonthlyUtilitiesWater,electric, gas,internet,cable, etc.ClosingCostsAll the extrafees andtaxes that gointo buying ahomeMarketValueThecurrentvalue ofthe homeDownPaymentMoney youmust pay forthe house attime of signingfor the propertyRealEstateAgentTheprofessionalpeople that sellyour home orhelp you buyInterestAmount %paid orearned forthe use ofmoneySecurityDepositMoney you give toyour landlord thatthey hold in case ofdamages to theapartment. If nodamages, you getyour money back.DeedA piece ofpaper thatstates youown theproperty

Buying a house/Renting an Apartment Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Original amount borrowed
    Principle
  2. Insurance that protects your apartment from theft or damages
    Renters Insurance
  3. A contract between a landlord and renter (you) that protects both parties and sets rent $
    Lease or Rental Agreement
  4. The money you pay to a landlord to live in an apartment
    Rent
  5. The value of your investment above the total of your debt
    Equity
  6. A loan for your house that you pay monthly
    Mortgage
  7. Water, electric, gas, internet, cable, etc.
    Utilities
  8. All the extra fees and taxes that go into buying a home
    Closing Costs
  9. The current value of the home
    Market Value
  10. Money you must pay for the house at time of signing for the property
    Down Payment
  11. The professional people that sell your home or help you buy
    Real Estate Agent
  12. Amount % paid or earned for the use of money
    Interest
  13. Money you give to your landlord that they hold in case of damages to the apartment. If no damages, you get your money back.
    Security Deposit
  14. A piece of paper that states you own the property
    Deed