Advice For First Time Home Buyers: What is Your Debt To Income Ratios?
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What is Your Debt To Income Ratios?
This ratio represents your amount of monthly payments (bills) compared to your average monthly income.
DTI Debt-to-income ratio
Lenders are typically interested in borrowers with a DTI ratio between 28 percent to 36 percent. These numbers are a general guideline, and not a hard and fast rule.
You'll have a much easier time qualifying for a loan if you fall between this ratio.
If you are presently overwhelmed with bills and barely having enough money after you get paid...
You don't need to buy a house just yet...
It's time to pay down some of those bills first and lower your DTI
DTI Debt-to-income ratio
Lenders are typically interested in borrowers with a DTI ratio between 28 percent to 36 percent. These numbers are a general guideline, and not a hard and fast rule.
You'll have a much easier time qualifying for a loan if you fall between this ratio.
If you are presently overwhelmed with bills and barely having enough money after you get paid...
You don't need to buy a house just yet...
It's time to pay down some of those bills first and lower your DTI
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