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What is used to calculate the 31% for mortgage restructuring?

Submitted by admin on August 1, 2009 – 11:43 am3 Comments

What is used to calculate the 31% for mortgage restructuring?
My actual mortgage payment is less than 31% of my monthly income, however, my mortgage plus escrow is greater than 31%. Which counts?

It’s mortgage plus escrow.

All a restructure would do for you is reduce it to 31%. What percentage are you at right now? If it’s something like 34-35% you aren’t going to save much money in a restructure. Is it really unaffordable or are you just going to try to save a few bucks at the expense of your fellow Americans?

good luck!

3 Comments »

  • RED says:

    Total monthly payment. It is 28% for mortgage, and 36% for total recurring expenditures (car, mortgage, insurance)… as a rule of thumb.
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  • David Z says:

    they use the total monthly payment including escrow amounts.
    References :

  • Rush is a band says:

    It’s mortgage plus escrow.

    All a restructure would do for you is reduce it to 31%. What percentage are you at right now? If it’s something like 34-35% you aren’t going to save much money in a restructure. Is it really unaffordable or are you just going to try to save a few bucks at the expense of your fellow Americans?

    good luck!
    References :

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