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See what a home could really cost each month — including mortgage insurance, property tax, and homeowners insurance.

Down payment

That's $40,000. Less than 20% down usually means paying mortgage insurance (PMI).

Loan length

Used to guess property taxes. You can change the guess in the advanced settings.

Advanced settings

Mortgage insurance (PMI)

Required on most loans with less than 20% down. It goes away once you owe 80% of the home's price (you have to ask; it ends on its own at 78%).

A typical rate for your credit score and down payment. Your lender's quote will differ.

Escrow: taxes and insurance

Most lenders collect property tax and homeowners insurance with your payment and pay those bills for you from an escrow account. These are guesses — check the real numbers for the home.

The U.S. average. Pick your state above to use its average.

Usually about 0.5%–1% of the price, and much more in areas with hurricanes or wildfires. That's about $2,800 a year here.

Other

Your estimated monthly payment

$2,974

drops to $2,809 when PMI ends

  • Principal & interest$2,27576.5%
  • Property tax0.9% of the price a year (national average)$30010.1%
  • Homeowners insurance0.7% of the price a year$2337.8%
  • Mortgage insurance (PMI)0.55% of the loan a year (a guess)$1655.5%

Your lender would likely collect about $533 a month into escrow for property tax and insurance, plus PMI on top.

You borrow

$360,000

90.0% of the price

Cash to close

$52,000

down payment + $12,000 closing

Interest over the loan

$459,160

You'd pay $819,160 in principal and interest for a $360,000 loan.

PMI costs $165 a month for about 7 years, 11 months, around $15,675 in all, until you owe 80% of the price. Putting another $40,000 down (20%) would avoid it.

How your loan balance shrinks

Early payments are mostly interest; later ones are mostly principal. Hover (or use the arrow keys) to explore.

Regular payments
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WhenRegular payments
Start$360,000
2 yrs$351,683
4 yrs$342,214
6 yrs$331,435
8 yrs$319,164
10 yrs$305,194
12 yrs$289,290
14 yrs$271,185
16 yrs$250,573
18 yrs$227,108
20 yrs$200,395
22 yrs$169,984
24 yrs$135,363
26 yrs$95,950
28 yrs$51,081
30 yrs$0

Year by year

Show the yearly breakdown of principal and interest
YearInterestPrincipalBalance
1$23,282$4,024$355,976
2$23,012$4,293$351,683
3$22,725$4,581$347,102
4$22,418$4,888$342,214
5$22,090$5,215$337,000
6$21,741$5,564$331,435
7$21,368$5,937$325,498
8$20,971$6,334$319,164
9$20,547$6,759$312,405
10$20,094$7,211$305,194
11$19,611$7,694$297,500
12$19,096$8,210$289,290
13$18,546$8,759$280,531
14$17,959$9,346$271,185
15$17,333$9,972$261,213
16$16,666$10,640$250,573
17$15,953$11,352$239,221
18$15,193$12,113$227,108
19$14,382$12,924$214,184
20$13,516$13,789$200,395
21$12,592$14,713$185,682
22$11,607$15,698$169,984
23$10,556$16,750$153,234
24$9,434$17,871$135,363
25$8,237$19,068$116,295
26$6,960$20,345$95,950
27$5,598$21,708$74,242
28$4,144$23,162$51,081
29$2,593$24,713$26,368
30$938$26,368$0

An estimate, not a loan offer. This assumes a fixed-rate loan, and that property tax, insurance, and HOA dues stay the same (in real life they usually rise). Property tax guesses are statewide averages from the Tax Foundation; insurance and PMI are typical ranges, not quotes. It doesn't include FHA, VA, or USDA loan insurance, points, or lender fees beyond the closing-cost guess. Your lender's Loan Estimate has the real numbers.