Mortgage Calculator

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Yearly principal and interest schedule, tax, insurance and HOA are not part of the loan balance
YearPrincipalInterestTotal P&IBalance left
1$4,024$23,282$27,305$355,976
2$4,293$23,012$27,305$351,683
3$4,581$22,725$27,305$347,102
4$4,888$22,418$27,305$342,214
5$5,215$22,090$27,305$337,000
6$5,564$21,741$27,305$331,435
7$5,937$21,368$27,305$325,498
8$6,334$20,971$27,305$319,164
9$6,759$20,547$27,305$312,405
10$7,211$20,094$27,305$305,194
11$7,694$19,611$27,305$297,500
12$8,210$19,096$27,305$289,290
13$8,759$18,546$27,305$280,531
14$9,346$17,959$27,305$271,185
15$9,972$17,333$27,305$261,213
16$10,640$16,666$27,305$250,573
17$11,352$15,953$27,305$239,221
18$12,113$15,193$27,305$227,108
19$12,924$14,382$27,305$214,184
20$13,789$13,516$27,305$200,395
21$14,713$12,592$27,305$185,682
22$15,698$11,607$27,305$169,984
23$16,750$10,556$27,305$153,234
24$17,871$9,434$27,305$135,363
25$19,068$8,237$27,305$116,295
26$20,345$6,960$27,305$95,950
27$21,708$5,598$27,305$74,242
28$23,162$4,144$27,305$51,081
29$24,713$2,593$27,305$26,368
30$26,368$938$27,305$0
How it works

Mortgage Calculator: Payment, Tax, Insurance, HOA

Work out what a home actually costs each month: principal and interest from the price, deposit, rate and term, plus property tax, insurance and HOA dues, with a yearly payoff schedule.

What this does
  • One monthly total covering principal, interest, property tax, insurance and HOA dues
  • Yearly tax and insurance figures divided by twelve; HOA entered per month
  • Down payment shown as an amount and as a share of the price
  • Total interest over the term, and the total of every payment at today’s tax and insurance figures
  • Yearly principal-and-interest schedule, which excludes everything that is not the loan itself
FAQ

Because this models four inputs and a lender charges for more than four things. There is no private mortgage insurance field here, and a down payment under 20% will usually attract it. There is no escrow adjustment, so a tax reassessment or an insurance renewal that raises your monthly requirement will not show. Closing costs rolled into the balance are not modelled, nor are points paid to buy the rate down. The property tax figure also stays flat for the whole term in this schedule, which is the one assumption most certain to be wrong on a thirty-year loan.

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