Your inputs
Your qualifying income
| Actual disability income | $0 |
|---|---|
| Gross-up boost | $0 |
| Grossed-up income for DTI | $0 |
| Other income | $0 |
| Total qualifying income | $0 |
| Total debts (PITI + other) | $0 |
| Front-end ratio (PITI ÷ income) | 0% |
| Back-end DTI | 0% |
Common questions
Can lenders gross up VA disability income?
Yes. Because VA disability compensation is tax-free, lenders gross it up, typically by 25%, when comparing it against taxable income. That raises the qualifying income figure used under the 41% debt-to-income guideline.
Does grossing up income change my actual payment?
No. Grossing up only affects how a lender counts your income for qualifying. It does not change your monthly payment or the loan amount, but it can expand the price range you qualify for.
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Authoritative source: the VA home loan overview.