What is a Qualifying Ratio?

A qualifying ratio is a debt-to-income ratio used by lenders to assess a borrower's ability to repay a mortgage. One way a qualifying ratio is calculated is by dividing the borrower's total monthly debt payments by their gross monthly income. Or a percentage of a person's monthly income is calculated to specifically cover housing expenses.

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What is a Party Wall?

A party wall is a wall that is shared by two or more properties. For example, the common wall between two adjacent condominium units would be called a party wall. Both property owners must respect the wall as being the boundary line of two separate ownership interests.

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What is Roof Pitch?

The pitch or slope of a roof is the angle from the lowest point to the peak. It's expressed as a faction of the number of inches of increase per foot of ascent.

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