Mortgage Payment Calculator
Best for: BuyerEstimate your total monthly housing payment including principal, interest, taxes, insurance, HOA, and PMI.
What does this calculator do?
This calculator estimates your total monthly housing payment by combining principal and interest with property taxes, insurance, HOA fees, PMI, and any other monthly costs.
Who should use it?
Homebuyers who want to understand their true monthly housing cost — not just the principal and interest payment.
What numbers do I need?
Purchase price, down payment, interest rate, loan term, annual property taxes, annual insurance, monthly HOA, monthly PMI, and any other monthly costs.
What should I watch out for?
Taxes and insurance can change annually. HOA can increase. PMI may be required with less than 20% down. Always verify actual costs with your lender and local tax authority.
How It Works
- 1Enter your purchase price and down payment to calculate the loan amount.
- 2Input your interest rate and loan term to calculate the principal and interest payment using the standard amortization formula.
- 3Add annual property taxes and insurance, which are divided by 12 for monthly amounts.
- 4Include monthly HOA, PMI, and any other recurring housing costs.
- 5The calculator totals all components for your complete monthly housing payment.
Who This Calculator Is For
This calculator is ideal for homebuyers who want a realistic view of their monthly housing obligation beyond just the mortgage payment. It is especially useful for comparing different properties, down payment amounts, or loan scenarios side by side.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a mortgage payment?
How is the principal and interest payment calculated?
When is PMI required?
Can property taxes change after purchase?
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Calculator results are estimates for educational and informational purposes only. They are not financial, legal, tax, or lending advice and do not represent a loan approval or commitment to lend. Actual terms vary based on lender, borrower profile, documentation, market conditions, and underwriting.