Freddie Mac Asset Depletion Calculator

Evaluate eligible assets, required deductions, monthly qualifying amounts, mortgage ratios, borrower conditions, documentation gaps, and estimated debt-to-income outcomes in one practical worksheet for lenders.

Calculation Results

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Total documented assetsUS$0.00
Total eligible assetsUS$0.00
Net eligible assetsUS$0.00
Monthly qualifying amountUS$0.00
Combined qualifying amountUS$0.00
Housing expense ratio0.00%
DTI with asset amount0.00%
DTI without asset amount0.00%

Mortgage ratios

LTV0.00%
TLTV0.00%
HTLTV0.00%
User target DTI0.00%
Guide divisor240 months

Deductions summary

Funds required to closeUS$0.00
Gift and borrowed fundsUS$0.00
Pledged or encumberedUS$0.00
Unsourced large depositsUS$0.00
Other exclusionsUS$0.00

Asset-by-asset analysis

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Eligibility warnings

    Documentation still required

      Calculation steps

        Important: This worksheet provides an educational estimate only. It does not approve a mortgage or replace lender underwriting, Loan Product Advisor findings, lender overlays, or the current Freddie Mac Guide.

        Calculation timestamp: . Guide basis: Section 5307.1, effective April 1, 2026.

        Mortgage Eligibility

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        Borrowers

        Eligible Asset Accounts

        Enter each account separately. The calculator applies ownership, accessibility, vesting, penalty, age, sourcing, and documentation checks.

        Transaction Deductions

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        Formula Used

        Net eligible assets = eligible documented assets − closing funds − gifts − borrowed funds − pledged or encumbered amounts.

        Monthly qualifying asset amount = net eligible assets ÷ 240.

        Mortgage ratios use the property value entered. DTI combines monthly housing and applicable obligations. The target DTI remains a user comparison only.

        How to Use This Calculator

        1. Enter the property, transaction, loan, and ratio details.
        2. Add every borrower and relevant account owner.
        3. Add each asset account as a separate record.
        4. Complete ownership, access, age, and document checks.
        5. Enter all required closing deductions and monthly obligations.
        6. Select available documents, then calculate the worksheet.
        7. Review failed checks before relying on any result.

        Example Data

        InputExamplePurpose
        Eligible retirement assetsUS$900,000Documented, vested, accessible, and unused for income.
        Depository assetsUS$180,000Owned by eligible borrowers and properly documented.
        Funds required to closeUS$120,000Deducted before applying the 240 divisor.
        Net eligible assetsUS$960,000Remaining amount after required deductions.
        Monthly qualifying amountUS$4,000Net eligible assets divided by 240.

        Frequently Asked Questions

        Does this calculator approve a Freddie Mac mortgage?

        No. It only estimates asset qualification and related ratios.

        Why does the calculator divide assets by 240?

        Section 5307.1 uses 240 for the qualifying asset amount.

        Are retirement assets subject to an age minimum?

        The age-62 test applies to depository accounts and securities.

        Can cryptocurrency qualify as an eligible asset?

        No. Cryptocurrency is excluded from net eligible assets.

        Can jointly owned accounts be used?

        They require eligible ownership by borrowers or property title holders.

        Are gift funds included in the calculation?

        No. Gift and borrowed funds must be subtracted.

        How are large deposits treated?

        Deposits exceeding the applicable threshold require acceptable sourcing.

        Can assets already producing income be counted?

        Do not double count assets used as another income source.

        What does H31 mean?

        H31 is the required Investor Feature Identifier for delivery.

        Which Guide date does this worksheet reference?

        It references Section 5307.1 effective April 1, 2026.

        Guide and Compliance Notes

        Freddie Mac calls this method assets as a basis for repayment. Eligible property and transaction limits apply. Lender requirements may be stricter.

        Borrowers using assets must meet current documentation requirements. Form 4506-C rules may also apply. Delivery uses Investor Feature Identifier H31.

        Review the current Seller/Servicer Guide before underwriting. This page is unaffiliated with Freddie Mac. Rules may change without notice.

        Open Freddie Mac Guide Section 5307.1

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