Debt To Income Ratio (DTI)
What is it? A comparison of monthly gross income to monthly housing and non-housing expenses. Typically, a monthly mortgage payment should be no more than 29% of monthly pre-tax income and total debts (including the mortgage) should not exceed 41% of income.Added By: Wyatt
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