Back-End Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio Calculator
Back-end DTI = (housing + all other debt) / gross monthly income.
Compute the back-end debt-to-income ratio used by mortgage underwriters: sum of monthly housing payment (PITI) plus every other recurring debt obligation (car loans, credit-card minimums, student loans, child support) divided by gross monthly income. Conventional limits ≤ 36 %; aggressive lenders may go to 43-50 %.
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Formula
Back-end DTI = (housing + other debts) / gross income.
In depth
Compute the back-end debt-to-income ratio used by mortgage underwriters: sum of monthly housing payment (PITI) plus every other recurring debt obligation (car loans, credit-card minimums, student loans, child support) divided by gross monthly income. Conventional limits ≤ 36 %; aggressive lenders may go to 43-50 %.
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