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[VIDEO] Debt to Income Ratio | What is it and Why is it So Important to Mortgage Qualification?
Apr 17
10:35
AM
Category | ETE Video Series
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
Additional Resources
- Greenway's $100 Down Payment Mortgage with Renovation Financing
- [VIDEO] Q&A with ETE (FB Link)
- [VIDEO] 5 steps to mortgage qualification (FB Link)
- (BLOG) Why Pre-Approval Should Be Step One for First-Time Home Buyers
- Get pre-approved: ecarvelli.greenwaymortgage.com/prequalify
- Mortgage payment calculator
- Erin's mobile app: ecarvelli.mortgagemapp.com
- With an on-the-go payment calculator and pre-approval request
- Or text: ETE to 36260
- Website: smt.greenwaymortgage.com
- GreenwayMortgageAtTheShore on Facebook.
- GreenwayMtgSL on Twitter
- LinkedIn: Erin Carvelli
Want To Know More About Erin, Her Team and the Mortgage Process?
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