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aleksandrvk [35]
2 years ago
6

You work for a lender that requires a 20% down payment and uses the standard debt-to-income ratio to determine

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2 answers:
ratelena [41]2 years ago
8 0

According to the standard debt-to-income ratio, the person who would be rated as highest in respect of eligibility for a home loan is person C.

<h3>What is a home loan?</h3>

A home loan is an amount that has been lent for the acquisition or purchase of any house. or apartment for living.

Given values:

<u>Persons    </u>             <u>   Monthly Incomes    </u>      <u> Recurring debts </u>

Person A                    $4,250 ($51,000 / 12)               $350

Person B                     $4,833 ($58,000 / 12)              $250

Person C                     $5,250 ($63,000 / 12)             $200

Person D                     $5,583 ($67,000 / 12)             $450

<u>Step-1 </u> Computation of debt-to-income ratio of person A:

\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\rm\ Recurring \rm\ debt}{\rm\ Income}\\ \rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\$350}{\$4,250}\\\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=8.23\%

<u>Step-2 </u>Computation of debt-to-income ratio of person B:

\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\rm\ Recurring \rm\ debt}{\rm\ Income}\\ \rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\$250}{\$4,833}\\\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=5.18\%

<u>Step-3 </u>Computation of debt-to-income ratio of person C:

\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\rm\ Recurring \rm\ debt}{\rm\ Income}\\ \rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\$200}{\$5,250}\\\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=3.80\%

<u>Step-4 </u>Computation of debt-to-income ratio of person D:

\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\rm\ Recurring \rm\ debt}{\rm\ Income}\\ \rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=\frac{\$450}{\$5,583}\\\rm\ Debt \rm\ to \rm\ Income \rm\ ratio=8.06\%

Therefore, after finding debt to income ratios of all persons, the lowest ratio comes out to be of Person C at 3.80% which ranked to be the highest.

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oksano4ka [1.4K]2 years ago
6 0

Based on the standard debt-to-income ratio, the person with the highest eligibility rating would be Person C.

<h3>Why would Person C rank highest?</h3>

The person that ranks highest would be the person with the lowest debt-to-income ratio:

Person 1:

= 350 / (51,000 / 12 months)

= 8.23%

Person 2:

= 250 / (58,000 / 12)

= 5.17%

Person 3:

= 200 / (63,000 / 12)

= 3.8%

Person 4:

= 450 / (67,000 / 12)

= 8.06%

In conclusion, Person C will rank highest.

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