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Kay [80]
2 years ago
5

Most people do not select a place of residence based on: A. lifestyle B. needs C. values. D.attitudes E. credit score

Business
1 answer:
andrew-mc [135]2 years ago
3 0

It is generally uncommon for people to decide a place of residence based on <u>E. credit score </u>

When people look for places to stay, they think about their:

  • Lifestyle and what house it suits that
  • Their needs from a place
  • Their values and whether the place would support them
  • Attitudes towards what kind of place they should live

People only think about the credit score when it comes to paying the rent of the place or being able to buy it. It is generally not a factor when selecting a place of residence initially.

In conclusion, most people do not select residence based on credit score.

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