How the banks calculate how much house you can affordThey use GDS and TDSGross Debt Service (GDS): The percentage of the borrower’s income that is needed to pay all required monthly housing costs (mortgage payments, property taxes, heat and 50% of condo fees). Total Debt Service (TDS): The percentage of the borrower’s income that is needed to cover housing costs (GDS) plus any other monthly obligations that an individual has, such as credit card payments and car payments. The acceptable ratios for both have generally been 32% and 40% respectively.For people with very high credit scores, GDS requirements are often waived and the TDS maximum is slightly higher (44% as of January 2011).GDS RATIO (Gross Debt Service Ratio):
The
percentage of gross annual income required to cover payments associated
with housing. Payments include mortgage principal, interest, property
taxes and sometimes include secondary financing, heating, condominium
fees or pad rent.
TDS RATIO (Total debt service ratio):
The
percentage of gross annual income required to cover payments associated
with housing and all other debts and obligations, such as car loans and
credit cards.
Example - GDS - Gross Debt Service Ratio
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Friday, May 6, 2016
Gross Debt Service Ratio and Total debt service ratio
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