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1099 Contractor DTI Optimizer

Quick Summary

Determine the exact Debt-to-Income ratio you need to qualify. This tool allows independent contractors to adjust their declared debt load and net income to find the sweet spot for Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac approval.

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Your Estimates

Monthly Qualifying Income

$7,083

Max Estimated Loan Amount

$504,297

Assumes a 45% DTI ratio

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum DTI for a 1099 contractor?

Conventional loans typically cap DTI at 45% to 50%, depending on your credit score and down payment size.

Should I pay off my car before applying?

If paying off the car drops your monthly debt obligations enough to bring your DTI under 43%, it can heavily improve your chances of automated underwriting approval.