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Use our free calculators to explore payments, loan amounts, and different scenarios on your own. Nothing you enter is captured or emailed to us, and you do not need to provide any personal information to use them. When you are ready to see how the numbers look with current rates, actual loan options, and estimated fees, that is where we come in.
Estimates only. Actual figures depend on your credit, the property, taxes, insurance and the lender. Not a loan offer or a commitment to lend.
Monthly payment (PITI)
Principal, interest, taxes and insurance — the number that actually leaves your account.
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estimated monthly payment
- Principal & interest —
- Taxes —
- Insurance —
- Mortgage insurance —
Loan amount —
What can I afford?
Works backwards from your income and debts to a price range.
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estimated maximum price
- Payment budget —
- Supported loan —
Qualifying is not the same as comfortable. The number you should spend is usually lower than the number you can borrow.
Rent vs. buy
How many years before buying beats renting, given what you would pay either way.
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break-even point
- Owning, monthly —
- Renting, monthly —
- Equity after 5 yrs —
Assumes 3% selling cost and 1% a year maintenance.
Refinance breakeven
The only question that matters: how long until the refinance pays for itself?
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months to break even
- Monthly saving —
- New payment —
- Total interest change —
VA funding fee
The one-time fee in place of monthly mortgage insurance — and who does not pay it.
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estimated funding fee
- Fee rate —
- Financed loan total —
Veterans receiving compensation for a service-connected disability pay no funding fee at all. More on VA loans.
DSCR
Does the rent cover the payment? That is the entire underwriting test.
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debt service coverage ratio
- PITIA —
- Monthly cash flow —
Extra payment payoff
What an extra amount each month actually buys you in years and interest.
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interest saved
- Paid off —
- New payoff time —
- New payment —
Assumes the extra goes to principal every month from today.
Now put real numbers behind it.
A calculator uses the rate you typed in. We will look at the rate and loan options actually available to you, with the fees that come with them.