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Hide caption When I purchased my first home in the 1970s, your PITI could not be more than 25 to 28 percent of your gross income. PITI is the mortgage industry’s term for a homeowner’s monthly payment on mortgage principal, mortgage interest, property taxes and insurance. According to Google, […]
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