06/24/2026
Your Debt-to-Income ratio is one of the key numbers lenders look at when evaluating your mortgage application. It shows how much of your income is already committed to existing debt—and it helps determine how much home you can realistically afford.
A lower DTI can reflect stronger financial stability, which may improve your chances of loan approval and even help you qualify for better interest rates.
As a general guide, keeping your DTI below 36% can put you in a stronger position when applying for a home loan. 📊
Know your numbers. Strengthen your position. Move closer to homeownership. 🔑