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Anonymous
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PITI question

Hi,
 
I plan to make an offer soon on a townhome.  Part of the offer will be that the HOA is paid by seller for the first year.  Will the HOA fee still be included in the PITI calculation?
 
Thanks!
JP
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Anonymous
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Re: PITI question

HOA fees are completely separate and are not included in the monthly PITI calculation.
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sunrise
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Re: PITI question

jeffy...PITI = Principle, Interest, Taxes and Insurance.
 
Do you mean to ask if it is included in your DTI?  (Debt to Income)
takin' it one day at a time
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Anonymous
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Re: PITI question

Hi...thanks for getting back with me.  Well, I was using the formula for PITI from ShanetheMortgageGuy, and it says to include HOA fees.
 
PITI: Principal-Interest-Taxes-Insurance is the total housing expense on a monthly basis.  Also includes homeowners association fees, and monthly mortgage insurance if applicable.
 
The seller has offered to pay the HOA fee for the first year, so do I have to include that in my calculation? 
 
Thanks!
JP
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sunrise
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Re: PITI question

jeffy.....definitely do as shane says!! 
 
I would ask your lender if they will include this in PITI.....technically you will be paying HOA fee's, just 12 months down the road. (deferred )
takin' it one day at a time
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ShanetheMortgageMan
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Re: PITI question

Yup yup, HOA fees will be included in the DTI calculation... even if they are paid by the seller for the first year.
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