Plan your home purchase
Mortgage calculator.
See the monthly picture. Adjust your assumptions, explore program costs, and bring your numbers to a loan officer.
Fixed-rate purchase estimates · Hypothetical starting assumptions
Put your estimate in context
A starting point for your next conversation.
These scenarios assume a standard purchase of a primary residence, with appraised value equal to price. Loan limits, property rules, and your qualifications need a separate review.
Explore Loan ProgramsWhat’s included—and what’s still missing?
The estimate combines principal and interest, applicable monthly mortgage insurance, and the taxes, homeowners insurance, and HOA amounts you include. Unknown or excluded costs are labeled, and the total becomes a partial subtotal.
It excludes maintenance, utilities, flood or other supplemental insurance, special assessments, and other housing expenses. Other than the displayed program fee, it does not calculate closing costs, points, prepaid interest, or escrow deposits. Closing Costs & Cash to Close explains those separate amounts.
Does this show my APR or tell me if I qualify?
No. APR accounts for the interest rate and certain loan charges that this tool does not fully calculate. A lender must review your application, property, and program requirements to determine eligibility and offer terms.
Why might a loan quote look different?
Your rate, appraisal, insurance premium, tax assessment, and program details may differ from these assumptions. Financing an eligible FHA or VA upfront fee increases the balance and interest payment; paying it at closing increases the cash needed then.
Slider values move in set increments, so an exact quote may differ. FHA monthly insurance is approximated from the initial base balance here, and conventional PMI is a selected assumption. Neither is a lifetime insurance forecast. Ask a loan officer to compare the complete Loan Estimates for your situation.