A person who can afford to buy a house would be referred to as a person who considers the house 'affordable', meaning he has sufficient money to buy the house.
If the house is particularly expensive, he might be referred to as an 'affluent' person, meaning a person who could be considered wealthy.
If the home-buyer needs and is able to borrow finance to buy the house, he'd be described as a 'good financial risk' who will find the repayments affordable.
No, the term "affordable" typically describes something that is reasonably priced or within someone's budget. A person who can afford a house would be more commonly described as financially stable or in a good financial position.
Affordable for one person is not always affordable for another. There are several places that one can take online bookkeeping classes. To find one that is affordable for you, it would be best to search for them based on figures that you could afford.
It is not very affordable for the average person to stay at the park central hotel. Loots of people can afford it still and its really nice. I love this hotel it is very nice to stay at.
It is called an acronym.
Anthropomorphism.
its called gravity person
My favorite adjective to describe a person like that would be "prideful".
There are many ways to describe a person who collects things. They can be called a hoarder, a magpie, a gatherer, finder, or a hobbyist.
"Coward" is probably the best term to describe this.
An all-around attractive person could be called "captivating" or "intriguing"
how can you describe a person with amnesia
A person who does not believe in god is called a "Athiest"
No verbs will describe a person. A person is a noun, and verbs do not describe nouns. Adjectives describe nouns.Examples of adjectives that can describe a person and begin with the letter N:nervousnicenormalnurturing