Your clients Matthew & Ruth have come to see you for some advice on purchasing a condominium in Toronto. Matthew & Ruth are at present renting a house for $$1800$ per month in Kitchener and need to drive to work everyday. They have lived in Kitchener for over five years and find their commute to Toronto a little too much particularly during winter months. They believe if they move to Toronto, it will save them more time and money, and they also can dispose one car and the savings of the car payment can be used towards some of their mortgage payments. They do not want to spend more than $$650,000$ on the condo. The condo they plan to buy has a condo fee of $$300$ per month. They will have to pay property taxes of $$240$ per month and heating costs will be $$200$ a month. They believe they will have $$180,000$ for down payment. This amount will be more than the required $20$ percent down payment, and so$,$ they will be able to avoid the CMHC insurance. They will also use the Home Buyers plan to withdraw $$35000$ each from their respective RRSPs$.$ Ruth works for TD bank and has been with the bank for over nine years. She earns $$80,000$ a year. She had saved $$45,000$ in her TFSA and $$40,000$ in her RRSP$.$ Matthew is a freelance and earns $$65,000/$ year. Matthew has $$33,000$ in his TFSA and $$35,000$ in his RRSP$.$ They have $30,000$ in their joint savings and another $$4,000$ in their joint checking account. Matthew & Ruth have two cars valued at $$34000$ & $$26000$ respectively. Both the cars are financed and have loan outstanding balances of $$27,000$ & $ $19,000$ respectively. Matthew makes a monthly car loan payment of $$500,$ and Ruth makes a monthly payment of $$400.$ They also jointly have a personal line of credit with an outstanding balance of $$7,000.$ The limit on their line of credit is $$15,000.$ Both hold credit cards with a $$10,000$ limit$.$ The current balances on the credit card for Matthew and Ruth are $$900$ & $$1,600$ respectively. The minimum monthly payment for the credit card and the line of credit is $3\%$ of the credit limit$.$ You explain to them that the prequalification process for the mortgage is based on their income and assets. The mortgage will have an amortization period of $25$ years with a five$-$year term and an interest of four percent. The five$-$year Bank of Canada rate is set at $6\mathrm{.}70\%.$ Use the following steps to help your clients Matthew & Ruth understand how much they will be able to borrow based on their assets, income, and the required payments and provide recommendations. a$.$ Assess the present financial situation $($List the assets & Liabilities & net worth. b$.$ Show the sources of their down payment from the details provided. Do they have enough sources for the down payment and other costs related to the purchase of the condo? c$.$ Calculate the GDS & TDS ratios & comment on whether they will be approved based on these ratios. d$.$ Give your conclusion & recommendation on how the goal of purchasing the condo may or may not be achieved.