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Payment · Affordability · Refinance — all in one place

Run the mortgage math. Then close with confidence.

The same math lenders actually underwrite to — DTI ceilings, break-even periods, full PITI. And when you're ready, a vetted loan officer is one click away.

Or crunch the numbers first

Monthly payment

Estimate your monthly mortgage payment

Plug in a home price, down payment, rate, and term — we'll split the payment into principal, interest, tax, and insurance so you see the real monthly cost.

Estimated monthly payment

$3,225/mo

$500,000 home · $100,000 down · 80% LTV · 30-yr Conventional

This is an estimate. Numbers here are for educational planning only and aren't a loan offer, rate lock, quote, or commitment to lend. Your actual rate, payment, and costs depend on a credit pull, income and asset documentation, the home's appraisal, and an underwriting decision by a licensed loan officer.

Default rate is sourced from the most recent Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey snapshot. Default property tax (1.1% of value) is the U.S. effective average per the Tax Foundation; default homeowners insurance (0.35% of value) is the national average per the Insurance Information Institute. Mortgage-insurance defaults reflect typical agency rates and will differ by lender, credit, and LTV. Read the full breakdown in our Learning Center.

Finanzo, Inc. NMLS #2586810. Equal Housing Opportunity. We don't fund loans — we connect you to vetted, NMLS-registered loan officers who do.

What drives the number

  • Principal & interest is the amortized loan payment.
  • Property tax is ~1.0% of home value annually in most US counties.
  • Home insurance averages 0.35% annually — more on the coasts.
  • PMI applies when you put < 20% down on a conventional loan.

Next step

Like what you see? Turn it into a pre-approval.

Run the same math in front of a licensed LO — they'll verify income, pull credit, and hand you a letter you can attach to offers.

How much home can I afford?

Know your ceiling before you fall in love with a listing

We use the same DTI math lenders underwrite to — front-end and back-end — so your estimate here survives contact with an actual loan officer.

Affordability Calculator

You can likely afford up to

$397,806

At 6.880% on a 30-yr fixed, with 10% down ($39,781) — monthly housing about $2,801.

Principal & interest

$2,353/mo

Tax (est. 1.0%)

$332/mo

Insurance (est. 0.35%)

$116/mo

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Estimates assume 1.0% property tax and 0.35% home insurance. Your actual ceiling depends on credit, reserves, property type, and the lender's guidelines. A licensed loan officer can give you a pre-approval letter in 24–48 hours.

DTI cheat sheet

  • Conventional: 43–45% back-end DTI ceiling.
  • FHA: up to 50% with compensating factors (reserves, credit).
  • VA: 41% target, but flexible with residual income.
  • Non-QM / bank-statement: 50%+ possible with high reserves.

Next step

See your real ceiling — with a human in the loop.

A pre-approval is the only way to get a dollar-exact purchase price in hand. We'll route you to LOs licensed in your state.

Refinance break-even

Does a refi actually save you money?

Rate drops are only part of the story. Closing costs, remaining term, and how long you plan to stay in the home decide whether a refi pays off — this calculator does the full net math.

Refinance Calculator

Monthly savings

$452

Break-even

13.3 mo

Lifetime savings (net)

$53,112

Your current loan

$2,883/mo

7.500% · 27-yr fixed

Lifetime interest: $534,071

After refinance

$2,430/mo

6.125% · 30-yr fixed

Lifetime interest: $474,959
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Include points, lender fees, and 3rd-party costs.

Strong candidate. You recoup your closing costs in under three years and pocket the savings for the rest of the term. Shop 2–3 LOs — a 0.125% rate difference alone changes your lifetime savings by thousands.

Refi red flags

  • Break-even over 36 months + you might move within 5 years.
  • Rolling closing costs into the loan resets your amortization.
  • A shorter term can save more in lifetime interest even without a lower rate.
  • Cash-out refis belong in an LO conversation, not a calculator.

Next step

Ready to lock a lower rate?

We'll route your refi scenario to LOs who'll quote it the same day — no commitment required.

Pre-approval

Turn your numbers into a letter sellers take seriously

Running the math is step one. A pre-approval letter — the thing listing agents want attached to your offer — only comes from a licensed loan officer after a real review of your income, assets, and credit.

What a pre-approval actually proves

  • Income is documented. W-2s, pay stubs, or tax returns for self-employed — the LO has seen them, not just heard about them.
  • Credit is pulled. A real tri-merge credit pull (not a soft self-service score) with a FICO mid-score the lender will actually use.
  • Assets are verified. Down payment, reserves, and closing-cost sources have been sourced per agency rules.
  • A specific dollar ceiling. Not "up to" or "as high as" — a real maximum purchase price with the loan product spelled out (Conventional / FHA / VA / Jumbo).
Fast path

Pre-approved in 24–48 hours, typically.

The LO collects documents via secure upload, runs credit, and issues the letter. For clean W-2 buyers it's often same-day.

  • Compare multiple LOs before committing
  • No obligation — you pick who to work with
  • NMLS-verified, rating-gated pros only

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Three tools, one pre-approval workflow

Learning Center

Want to understand the math behind the numbers?

Mortgages aren't complicated, they're just full of jargon. Our Learning Center breaks it all down in plain English — how P&I works, the real difference between Conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA loans, what actually affects your rate, how DTI is calculated, what closing costs you'll really pay, and exactly what happens between offer and keys-in-hand.

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