Blog


There are 2 types of Debt-to-Income ratios (DTI) Greenway considers when qualifying you for a mortgage:

  • Front-End (also known as the Housing Ratio)
  • Back-End (also known as the Total DTI).

How is each calculated? Watch this short video by The Mortgage Expert, Erin Carvelli.

 

DTI or Debt-to-Income Ratio is the percentage of a borrower's gross income available for paying your bills.

The Front-End Ratio

  • Also known as The Housing Ratio
  • The ratio of gross income to the borrower's mortgage payment including PITI

The Back-End Ratio

  • Also called the Total Ratio
  • This is the ratio of the borrower's gross income to all expenses. Including:
    • Mortgage with PITI
    • Consumer debt such as credit cards and car loans
    • Student loans
    • Alimony and child support

Read our in-depth post here


Additional Resources


Want To Know More About Erin, Her Team and the Mortgage Process?

Check out her All Things Mortgage page!

She's posted tons of useful resources and keeps it updated


Are you ready to take the next step?

It's time to get pre-approved with Erin the Expert!