Appendix Q to Part 1026 — Standards for Determining Monthly Debt and Income
Obligations Not Considered Debt Obligations not considered debt, and therefore not subtracted from gross income
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Obligations Not Considered Debt Obligations not considered debt, and therefore not subtracted from gross income
(B) For which the creditor considers at or before consummation the consumer's monthly debt-to-income
(iii) The creditor considers at or before consummation the consumer's monthly debt-to-income ratio or
(vi) Records from a Federal, State, or local government agency stating the consumer's income from benefits
Required trust income documentation includes a copy of the Trust Agreement or other trustee statement
Policy Exceptions Regarding the Exclusion of Rental Income From a Principal Residence Being Vacated by
Effective income for consumers planning to retire during the first three-year period must include the
A commissioned consumer is one who receives more than 25 percent of his/her annual income from commissions
A card issuer may rely without further verification on income and asset information provided by applicants
In verifying a consumer's income, a creditor may use a written or electronic record from a government
the consumer provides adequate documentation that the withdrawal of funds will not negatively affect income
(A) A mortgage transaction with a payment schedule that is adjusted to the seasonal or irregular income
(ii) If the creditor relies on income from the consumer's employment in determining repayment ability
empirically derived, demonstrably and statistically sound model that reasonably estimates a consumer's income
Income must also be reduced proportionately by the total obligations payable by the partnership in less
Rental income from roommates or boarders in a single family property occupied as the consumer's primary
Income, assets, and employment.
Creditors must verify a consumer's income or assets using information that is specific to the individual
Creditors may assume that salary or wage income from employment verified in accordance with section I.A
If the consumer intends to make payments from income, the person considers evidence of the consumer's
Seasonal income is considered uninterrupted, and may be used to qualify the consumer, if the creditor
consumer's automobile allowance or expense account payments exceed actual expenditures may be considered income
The income does not qualify if the loan closes more than 60 days before the consumer starts the new job
Assume eligibility to purchase a loan was based in part on the consumer's employment income of $50,000
(7) Premiums or other charges for credit life, accident, health, or loss-of-income insurance, written