Homework Answers
Debt = Debt ( not including mortgage)
Debt = $11330
Equity = Net worth ( not including home)
Equity = $46000
a. Debt to Equity Ratio = Debt / Equity = 11330/46000 = 0.25
b. No it has not reached the upper limit of debt obligation as Debt to Equity Ratio is below 1
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