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The Solution:
Given that the mortgage value is $170,000, and 1/5 of the mortgage value as Down Payment.
a.
We are asked to find the Down Payment.
[tex]\text{ Down Payment=}\frac{1}{5}\times170000=\text{ \$34,000}[/tex]Thus, the Down Payment is $34,000
b.
The amount (in dollars) of the mortgage that Bradys is applying for is:
[tex]\text{ Amount of Mortgage =170,000-34,000}=\text{ \$136,000}[/tex]Therefore, the amount (in dollars) of the mortgage that Bradys is applying for is $136,000
c.
For every $1000, the interest rate charged is $5.37.
So, for $136,000, Bradys is requesting for
[tex]\begin{gathered} \text{ \$1000 = \$5.37} \\ \\ \text{ \$136,}000=136\times5.37=\text{ \$730.32} \end{gathered}[/tex]Therefore, the amount for Bradys' monthly payment of the principal and the interest is $730.32
d.
The total amount of interest that will be paid over the life of the loan is:
[tex]\text{ Total Interest = Total Payment - Total Loan}[/tex]In this case,
[tex]\begin{gathered} \text{ Total payment=payment for 30 years=monthly payment}\times12\times30 \\ \\ \text{Total Payment =730}.32\times12\times30=\text{ \$262915.20} \end{gathered}[/tex]Total Loan = $136,000
So,
[tex]\text{Total Interest =262915.20 - 136000 = \$126915.20}[/tex]Thus, the total amount of interest paid over the life of the loan is $126915.20
e.
The total monthly payment that include principal, interest, property tax and property insurance is calculated as below:
[tex]\text{ Monthly payment of property tax =}\frac{\text{ Yearly tax}}{12}=\frac{1710}{12}=\text{ \$142.50}[/tex][tex]\begin{gathered} \text{ Monthly payment of property Insurance =}\frac{\text{ Yearly insurance charge}}{12}=\frac{1458}{12} \\ \\ \text{Monthly payment of property Insurance = \$121.50} \end{gathered}[/tex][tex]\text{Monthly payment of principal and interest = \$730.32}[/tex]Thus, the total monthly payment is
[tex]730.32+121.50+142.50=730.32+264=\text{ \$994.32}[/tex]Therefore, the total monthly payment is $994.32
f. Not needed by the user.
g.
Given that to qualify for the mortgage payment, 1/4 of the family monthly income must exceed the monthly payment for the mortgage loan.
The range of monthly income of $4000 and above is required to qualify for this size mortgage payment. This is because:
[tex]\begin{gathered} \frac{1}{4}\times4000=\text{ \$1000 } \\ \\ \text{ Monthly payment = \$994.32} \\ \text{ Since 1000 > 994.32} \\ It\text{ follows that \$4000 is enough to qualify one for the mortgage loan.} \end{gathered}[/tex]Therefore, a monthly income of $4000 is good