You may have heard that mortgages will be harder to get starting on January 10. That's not true if we are your lender!
It is true that mortgages will now have a maximum allowable debt-to-income ratio (DTI) of 43%, UNLESS the lender uses the automated underwriting software that Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, and VA have. If the lender uses the software, then the 43% DTI limit DOES NOT APPLY!
If the software is used, then the current DTI ratios still apply, even after the rules change. For conventional (non-government) loans, the maximum DTI is still 45%. For FHA and VA loans, the maximum DTI limit is still 50%.
We use the software, so nothing changes. How sweet is that?
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