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A little while ago, when 3% loans were still a thing, a $450K loan over 30 years was a $1,900/month expense. An income of $80K with a $1,900/month in debt is a
by NovemberWhiskey 4y ago
A little while ago, when 3% loans were still a thing, a $450K loan over 30 years was a $1,900/month expense. An income of $80K with a $1,900/month in debt is a 29% DTI which is comfortably below the DTI limits for a conforming loan (43-45%).
Even at 5.5%, it's still "only" 38% DTI ratio.
- scarface74 4y ago- No one making $80K is going to have money for a $90K down payment so you have to add PMI - $300/month. - you’re also ignoring property taxes and insurance. I pay another $400 a month for that in a relatively low cost of living state and I have a $5K deductible. That 1900 adds up to $2800/month real quickly.
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