Debt to income ratios and getting your loan approved in Kentucky for a Mortgage loan.

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via What does debt to income ratio mean for a Mortgage Loan Approval in Kentucky?

How does your debt to income ratio play into a Kentucky Mortgage Loan Approval for FHA, VA, USDA and Fannie Mae Mortgage Loans

When it comes to getting approved for a Kentucky Mortgage loan, lenders will look at your current gross monthly income versus your current debts to qualify up to your maximum spending limits for a mortgage loan. Also called your dti or debt to income ratios.

There are two ratios they use: Front end ratio and back-end ratio

The first ratio is measured using your new house payment, taking into account your principal and interest payment, property taxes and home insurance premiums along with the mortgage insurance. That ratio typically needs to be less than 1/3 of your gross monthly income to fit most KY mortgage programs for FHA, VA, USDA and Fannie Mae guidelines.

I have attached below a picture with  a general overview of qualifying ratios for a Kentucky Mortgage loan approval when it…

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