The Bank or lending institution will consider your debt-to-income ration which is basically a comparison of your pre-taxable income with housing and non-housing expenses. Non housing expenses will include long term ongoing debts such as car or other legal debts such alimony or child support. The lender will also consider your ability to pay cash for down payment and closing costs, your Credit Score etc. which will all go towards determining the maximum loan amount that can be made available to you.

Chloe Dodd
Chloe Dodd
Real Estate Agent at Gupta & Sen
Chloe is a real estate advisor with Gupta & Sen. With a combined experience of over 15 years in varied industries, she is a vocal and knowledgeable ally for buyers and investors who want to make informed choices when buying a property in India. With superlative communication and marketing skills, Chloe handles our PR, real estate marketing strategy and client management.
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