What is D.T.I (Debt To Income Ratio? And How It Effects Housing.

Here is a quick overview of D.T.I. and how it could put you ahead of competing home buyers.

[karenmiller]

I'm holding off until prices go down. And, owing no one is the only way to live free. My money, my terms. 👍😁

[timb]

I'm not offended by your comment because I know what you say is correct. Thanks Paul.

[ronpage]

We are in uncharted territory. With the prolonged supply chain issues, and an administration that does not have any solutions to the high inflation we're experiencing, people don't have an accurate gauge. The best thing to do, imo, is hang tight and delay big purchases a while longer. If you can. I'm still not going to buy plywood at the current asking prices either!

[CountryCraziness]

Jack the Dog looks mean in the thumbnail. He is actually yawning. He just was watching a long video.

[av]

Everything is in waves. We are at the tail end of a housing boom. Can't get a contractor to call you back unless it is a 10k dollar job, and they will be late and do bad work. In a year you will have someone at your door for a 500 dollar job to give you an estimate and negotiate.

[steveduval]

Do it all by yourself and some friends for added muscle. Take no credit, thats a trap too many people strive for. Save to buy property and get the hell out of the system. Stop being sheeple!

[philipburnett]

I am a subscriber. You had me until the last sentence. “Just plain stupid” does nothing to educate your base. The help to hurt ratio for that word choice is in the gutter.