7.) The Henderson family purchased a home 12 years ago for $250,000. They paid $40,000 down and financed the rest with a 30-year mortgage at a rate of 4.36% compounded monthly. a) What is their monthly payment on their mortgage, b) What do they still owe on their mortgage, and c) If the value of the home is now $500,000, what is their current equity in the home? 8.) A new rule adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau requires that all lenders make sure that any borrower's monthly debt payments and obligations must not exceed 43% of their pre-tax monthly income. The McAndrews family is planning on buying a home, and they have applied for a $500,000 mortgage for 30 years at 4.2% compounded monthly. Their pre-tax income is $84,000 per year. If we assume that the property taxes and the insurance on the home together would be $9,600 a year, and the McAndrews family have no other debt obligations, then a) What would be their average monthly debt payments and obligations, in dollars, b) What percentage of their monthly pre-tax income is this, and c) Do they qualify for the mortgage