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How Does Debt-to-income Ratio (DTI) Affect VA Loan Approval? Understanding your debt-to-income ratio is essential when applying for a Veterans Affairs loan. In this informative video, we will break down the concept of debt-to-income ratio (DTI) and its role in the loan approval process. We will guide you through the steps to calculate your DTI, which includes summing up your monthly debt payments and dividing that total by your gross monthly income. This calculation is critical as it gives lenders a clear picture of your financial situation.

As we discuss the guidelines surrounding DTI for VA loans, you will learn about the common thresholds that lenders consider and how exceeding those thresholds might affect your application. However, we will also highlight that a high DTI does not automatically lead to denial. Lenders will review your entire financial profile, including factors like credit scores and residual income.

Additionally, if you have a high DTI, we will share practical tips on how to manage and reduce your debt effectively. These strategies can help improve your financial standing and increase your chances of loan approval, even if you have previously faced bankruptcy.

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