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Paramount Residential Mortgage

Independent mortgage co. · #28 by purchase decisions in 2025 · Conventional 50% · FHA 41% · VA 9%. Above 50% DTI on conventional files it approved 37% of 59.

Conventional · above 50% DTI
37%

approved of 59 decisions. Across all bands and programs: 96% of 16,277.

Purchase decisions
16,292
Approved, all
96%
Lender type
Independent mortgage co.
States with 50+ decisions
38

Approval by DTI band

Each row is approved versus denied among files whose decision used that ratio. Read the 50–60% row against the ≤43% row: a gap is the signature of a wall at 50.

Conventional

DTI bandDecisionsApproved · deniedDenials citing DTI
≤43%5,047
97%
29%
44–45%828
98%
44%
46–49%2,151
98%
28%
50–60%59
37%
84%
>60%59
7%
96%

FHA

DTI bandDecisionsApproved · deniedDenials citing DTI
≤43%2,212
94%
36%
44–45%565
97%
56%
46–49%1,297
97%
41%
50–60%2,483
96%
51%
>60%74
0%
99%

VA

DTI bandDecisionsApproved · deniedDenials citing DTI
≤43%554
98%
33%
44–45%112
97%
67%
46–49%196
98%
50%
50–60%507
99%
57%
>60%133
91%
100%

Rates and costs

Compared with the national market in the same LTV band and points-paid cell; 30-year fixed conforming purchase loans. Builder-owned lenders buy rates down as a sales incentive, which is paid for in the house price.

Conventional rate vs market
+9 bps
Conventional median, no points
6.625%
FHA rate vs market
+12 bps
FHA median, no points
6.5%
VA rate vs market
+10 bps
VA median, no points
6.25%
Conventional median loan costs
$7,625
FHA median loan costs
$13,375
VA median loan costs
$8,875
Why it says no: first-listed denial reason, 2025 WHY IT SAYS NO: FIRST-LISTED DENIAL REASON, 2025 Debt-to-income ratio Debt-to-income ratio: 51% approved of 356 51% Collateral Collateral: 23% approved of 162 23% Credit history Credit history: 11% approved of 76 11% Other Other: 7% approved of 51 7% Employment history Employment history: 4% approved of 25 4% Insufficient cash Insufficient cash: 2% approved of 17 2% Approval by loan-to-value band, all programs APPROVAL BY LOAN-TO-VALUE BAND, ALL PROGRAMS LTV ≤80% LTV ≤80%: 96% approved of 4,375 96% LTV 80–95% LTV 80–95%: 96% approved of 4,276 96% LTV >95% LTV >95%: 95% approved of 7,640 95%

Where it lends

Florida (3,059), California (2,485), Texas (2,297), New Jersey (929), Arizona (767), Georgia (744), Ohio (484), Colorado (457), Washington (455), Oregon (441).

Compare Paramount Residential Mortgage with every lender in a state on the approvals, rates and fees pages.

Questions

Does Paramount Residential Mortgage approve loans with a DTI over 50%?

On conventional purchase files in 2025, Paramount Residential Mortgage approved 37% of 59 applications with a DTI between 50 and 60 percent. The table on this page shows every band.

Are Paramount Residential Mortgage's rates competitive?

In 2025 its closed conventional loans were priced 9 basis points above the market median after matching LTV band and points paid.

Why does Paramount Residential Mortgage deny applications?

Its most common first-listed denial reason in 2025 was debt-to-income ratio (51% of denials), followed by collateral (23%).

Where does this come from?

Paramount Residential Mortgage's own 2025 HMDA filing, as published by the CFPB. Purchase loans on site-built, one-unit, owner-occupied homes. Decisions, not policy: files screened out before a formal application never appear. Credit score is withheld from the public file.

Method

Approvals from the approvals dataset (originated vs. denied by DTI band). Rates: HMDA interest rate on 30-year fixed conforming purchase originations, compared cell by cell with the national market. Costs: Closing Disclosure total loan costs, binned to $250. Denial reasons: first reason listed on denied files. Lender type assigned from the name.

Corrections

Every figure traces to Paramount Residential Mortgage’s own filing. If a number looks wrong, write to us and we will re-run it.