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PITI, PMI, Taxes, Insurance & Extra Payments
Total Monthly Payment
Required Monthly: $3,155.95 · Extra Principal: $200 · Payoff Date: Jun 2023
Cost Breakdown
Balance Over Time
Mortgage Summary
Cash to Close
$92,000
Payoff Date
Jun 2023
Total Cost to Own
$1,033,180
What a lender would approve on your combined income — and who covers what.
Combined income
$6,000
Housing share
55.9%
Lender would allow
$1,660
Over the usual limit — total debt would be 64.3% of income, past the 43% most lenders treat as the ceiling.
Rules of thumb, not a decision: lenders typically want housing under 28% of gross income and total debt under 36%, with 43% the usual ceiling. Individual lenders, credit scores and loan programmes vary. The split is proportional to income — one fair answer among several.
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