Homebuyer's Financial Indicators
These are insdustry standard indicators used by professionals,
now avaiable to everyday people as simple green and red signals.
![Back-End Ratio](images/indicators/back-end-ratio.png)
Back-End Ratio
A ratio that indicates what portion of a person's monthly income goes towards paying debts. Total monthly debt includes expenses such as mortgage payments, credit card payments, child support other loan payments.
![Budget Usage](images/indicators/budget-usage.png)
Budget Usage
The budget is an indicator that tells you whether you can finance the investment property with the money you have allocated for the project.
![Cost Of Debt](images/indicators/cost-of-debt.png)
Cost Of Debt
The cost-of-debt indicator compares the percentage of the cost of debt in relationship to the loan amount.
![Debt Coverage Ratio](images/indicators/debt-coverage-ratio.png)
Debt Coverage Ratio
The debt coverage ratio indicator finds out whether the buyer generates enough money to cover the debt for one year.
![Front-End Ratio](images/indicators/front-end-ratio.png)
Front-End Ratio
It is the percentage of your monthly income spent on your mortgage payment, and it is used by lenders to qualify borrowers for a mortgage.
![Loan To Value Ratio](images/indicators/loan-to-value-ratio.png)
Loan To Value Ratio
The loan-to-value (LTV) is a ratio between the loan balance and the market value of a property expressed as a percentage.
![Market Value Percent](images/indicators/market-value-percent.png)
Market Value Percent
The market value percentage indicator compares the market value of the property to its purchase price.
![Price Per SqFt](images/indicators/price-per-sqft.png)
Price Per SqFt
You can arrive at the trending price-per-sq.ft. of a property by adding the price-per-sq.ft. of properties that sold in a given area and divinding by the number properties sold.