HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD?

This calculator will help you determine approximately how large a fixed mortgage you can afford. This calculation is based on two general guidelines:
  • House payments of principal, interest, taxes, and homeowner's insurance (PITI) should not exceed 28% of your gross monthly pay.
  • This monthly housing payment (PITI) plus your current monthly debt payments should not exceed 36% of your gross monthly pay.
Your current situation
Your gross (pre-tax) monthly income (e.g., $2,500):
Your monthly debts (e.g., $500):
Savings available to purchase a home (e.g., $4,000):

The type of loan you would pursue
Length of loan:
Interest rate (e.g., 7%):
Number of closing points (e.g., 2):
Other closing costs (e.g., $250):
Annual property taxes (e.g., $1,000):
Annual homeowner's insurance (e.g., $400):
(Note: You should fill in all of the above fields to obtain an accurate analysis.)


What you can afford
(Note: Fill in all the blanks above and these figures will be calculated for you)
The largest mortgage that you can afford:
The largest monthly mortgage payment that you can afford:
Including savings, points and closing fees, this would allow you to purchase a home costing:
Savings available for a down payment after closing costs:
This would give you a down payment percentage of:


MONTHLY PAYMENT CALCULATOR
# of
Payments
Interest
Rate
Principal
Monthly
Payment


RETIREMENT SAVINGS / COLLEGE PLANNING CALCULATOR
Total invested each month:
Number of months/years to aquire sum:
Interest rate on savings: %
How much will I have?
Total :




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