Irene is a licensed mortgage loan originator. One day, she is contacted by a man named Chris who is looking to buy commercial real estate - a large building as an investment property. He is already in contact with the current owner of the building. He has managed to negotiate the sale price down to $545,000. When Irene contacts the lender who she works for, she is told that they will offer Chris a 4.35% annual interest rate if he can provide a down payment that covers at least 30% of the sale price. However, if he can only manage a down payment that covers between 20% and 29% of the price, the interest rate offered to him will be 6.21%. Money will still be loaned to Chris if the down payment covers between 15% and 19% of the sale price, but the annual interest rate will be raised to 7.77% and he will be required to acquire mortgage insurance. Chris can draw on the following resources: - $74,420 stored in a checking account - $40,000 that can be gained from cashing two bearer bonds - $14,630 that can be gained from the sale of a car - $18,710 that can be withdrawn from an IRA - $10,000 in gifted funds from a close friend - $6,000 in cash Given the resources Chris can draw on, what can he expect to receive with regard to the amount of money that will be provided by the lender, the annual interest rate that will be applied to the loan, and whether or not Chris must acquire mortgage insurance? In the given scenario, Chris is looking to buy a commercial real estate building priced at $545,000. The lender offers different interest rates based on the down payment percentage. If Chris can provide a down payment covering at least 30% of the sale price, he will receive a 4.35% annual interest rate. If the down payment covers between 20% and 29% of the price, the interest rate offered will be 6.21%. If the down payment covers between 15% and 19% of the sale price, Chris will receive a 7.77% annual interest rate and will need to acquire mortgage insurance. Comment: Everything you stated is correct, but the question is asking that you take the applicable resources listed that Chris has available to him, total those (hint: not all of them are useable for his down payment) and then, based on that figure, determine what his interest rate will be, what his loan amount will be, and if he will need mortgage insurance. Please make those calculations, based on what you learned in the module as to which resources of Chris' are allowable and resubmit your