P.I.T.H. (Principal, Interest, Taxes & Heat Expenses)
Represents the principal, interest, taxes and heat expenses for a property. P.I.T.H. is also referred to as a monthly housing expense. Lenders use input the P.IT.H. when calculating the debt service ratios to determine how much a Borrower can qualify for.
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