Mortgage Qualifier:
Quick Qualifier
Use the following form to pre-qualify yourself. This is a time-saving device to be used as a general guideline. If you have any questions at all, please call us!
1. Maximum monthly housing costs you can afford (Gross Debt Service (GDS) ratio)
Your gross monthly salary (income before taxes)
Total monthly income
The above maximum monthly payment includes principal, interest, taxes, heating (PITH) and 50% of the condominium fees. If the home you want costs more per month than you can afford right now, consider these strategies: • Consider a less expensive home • lower your non-housing debt obligations • raise a large down-payment
The above maximum monthly payment includes principal, interest, taxes, heating (PITH) and 50% of the condominium fees.
• Consider a less expensive home • lower your non-housing debt obligations • raise a large down-payment
This table gives you an idea of the maximum home price you can afford. These estimates take into account household income and percentage down payment you have. They assume a mortgage interest rate of 10% , average tax and heating costs in Canada, and the mortgage an average Canadian would qualify for based on a 32% debt service ratio.
(Figures are rounded to the nearest $100.00)