Finance
A Washington borrower's gross monthly income is $9,200. Their monthly debts include car payment ($450), student loan ($300), and proposed mortgage PITI ($2,400). What is the back-end DTI ratio?
A26.1%
B33.2%
C34.2%
D35.3%✓ Correct
Explanation
Total monthly debt obligations = $450 + $300 + $2,400 = $3,150. Back-end DTI = $3,150 ÷ $9,200 = 34.
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