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How Much of a Mortgage Can I Afford Making $150,000 a Year?

How Much Of A Mortgage Can I Afford Making $60,000 A Year?

An individual’s credit score is often a primary factor involved with the approval of a credit application. Lenders will require that a credit score fall within a certain range. However, the credit score is not the only consideration for approval. Lenders also consider a borrower’s income and debt to income ratios.

The 28/36 Rule is a guide that lenders use to structure their underwriting requirements. Some lenders may vary these parameters based on a borrower’s credit score, potentially allowing high credit score borrowers to have slightly higher debt to income ratios.

A buyer who makes $60,000 per years receives a gross monthly income of $5,000.

Under the 28/36 rule, lenders want your principal, interest, taxes and insurance – referred to as PITI – to be 28 percent of your gross monthly income.

28% Rule: A buyer that makes $60,000 per year can afford around a $1,400 monthly PITI mortgage payment if their monthly income is $5,000, ($5,000 x 0.28 = $1,400)

36% Rule: A buyer that makes $60,000 per year, total monthly debt payment which includes PITI, car notes, food, credit card bills, and student loans, shouldn't exceed $1,800 of their gross monthly income, ($5,000 x 0.36 = $1,800).

The usual rule of thumb is that you can afford a mortgage two to 2.5 times your annual income. A buyer that makes $60,000 per year can afford a home that is valued at $150,000, ($60,000 x 2.5 = $150,000).

If a buyer purchased a 30-year fixed rate mortgage, at an annual interest rate at 4%, and a mortgage loan amount of $150,000, the monthly principal and interest payment would be around $716 each month.

However, be careful. Just because a lender may be willing to extend credit doesn't mean that you should necessarily borrow that amount.



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