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    Estimated monthly payment, from your inputs

    $3,173

    Using the example rate of 7.5%. It is a placeholder, not a current market rate. Enter your own rate to replace it.

    Your down payment is under 20%. A lender will often require mortgage insurance, and this estimate does not include it.

    $3,173 a month

    Principal and interest
    83%
    $2,643
    Property tax
    11%
    $350
    Homeowners insurance
    6%
    $180
    Loan amount
    $378,000

    Assumptions. Fixed rate for the full term. Annual property tax is split evenly across 12 months. Insurance and HOA are the monthly amounts you enter. Mortgage insurance, utilities, maintenance and closing costs are not included.

    Important disclosures

    This calculator is an educational tool. It shows an illustration built from the numbers you enter. It is not a loan quote, an offer of credit, a rate lock, a pre-approval or a commitment to lend.

    The figures assume a fixed-rate loan for the term you enter, with equal monthly payments. The interest rate is an example that you can change. The starting values are placeholders, not current market rates. The rate you could actually get depends on your credit, the loan type, the property and the market on the day a lender locks it.

    Property tax, homeowners insurance and HOA dues are the dollar amounts you enter. Actual amounts vary by property, county, insurance carrier and association.

    Mortgage insurance is not included. If your down payment is under 20%, a lender will often require it, and your payment would be higher than the figure shown. Utilities, maintenance and closing costs are not included either.

    I am a real estate licensee. I publish this calculator to help you plan. I am not offering a loan or taking loan applications on this site. For a loan estimate or a pre-approval, talk to a licensed mortgage lender. For tax or legal questions, talk to a CPA or an attorney.

    Published by Alvin Slate, REALTOR®, eXp Realty. Equal Housing Opportunity.