DTI RATIO
Debt-To-Income
Calculator
Estimate front-end and back-end debt-to-income ratios, see how a proposed
housing payment affects qualification, and understand how much monthly debt
capacity may remain.
DEBT-TO-INCOME CALCULATOR
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MONTHLY INCOME
Gross Income Before Taxes
Use gross monthly income that may reasonably be considered for mortgage qualification. Actual qualifying income can differ from take-home pay and may require averaging, documentation, or program-specific treatment.
PROPOSED HOUSING PAYMENT
Estimate the Monthly Housing Expense
MONTHLY DEBTS
Recurring Obligations
PLANNING TARGET
Choose a Back-End DTI Benchmark
DTI thresholds are not universal approval limits. Automated underwriting, loan type, credit profile, reserves, compensating factors, residual income, and lender requirements may support different outcomes.
ESTIMATED BACK-END DTI
Estimated total monthly housing expense plus recurring monthly debts divided by gross monthly income.
GOLDEN OAK INSIGHT
The modeled back-end DTI is within the selected planning target.
The planner estimates how much monthly obligation capacity may remain before reaching the selected benchmark.
ESTIMATED MONTHLY DEBT CAPACITY
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INCOME & DEBT BREAKDOWN
See What Is Driving the Ratio
The cards below separate housing expense, recurring debts, and gross monthly income so you can see how each group contributes to the calculation.
GROSS MONTHLY INCOME
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HOUSING EXPENSE
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OTHER MONTHLY DEBTS
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OFFICIAL RESOURCE
CFPB: Debt-to-Income Ratio
Review how debt-to-income ratios are calculated and why lenders use them when evaluating a mortgage application.
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A personalized review can account for qualifying income, credit, assets, reserves,
residual income, property type, loan program, automated underwriting, and debts that
may be treated differently than this planner assumes.
This planner provides estimates for educational purposes only and does not constitute a loan approval, prequalification, underwriting decision, income determination, credit decision, financial advice, or commitment to lend. Actual qualifying income and debt treatment vary by loan program, automated underwriting findings, credit profile, documentation, property, occupancy, reserves, residual income, lender requirements, and other factors. Certain debts may be excluded, adjusted, or calculated differently. A licensed mortgage professional must review the complete application and supporting documentation.