Scenario tools
Mortgage
Buying a home
Estimate your mortgage payment, total monthly housing cost and cash needed at closing.
Enter property tax and homeowners insurance to see a complete monthly total.
For flood insurance, special assessments or other local costs.
Enter a purchase price, loan term and note rate to calculate the loan.
For a $300,000 loan over 30 years at a fixed 6% note rate, principal and interest are about $1,799 a month. Add $4,800 a year in property tax, $1,800 in homeowners insurance and $100 a month in HOA dues, and the illustrative monthly total is about $2,449 before mortgage insurance, maintenance or other costs.
Those taxes and charges are invented example inputs, not national estimates. Use the property's actual information and lender documents. A missing tax or insurance value is not evidence that the cost is zero.
Cash to close answers a different question from the monthly payment. Separate the down payment, financed fees, points, credits and prepaids so an item is not counted twice.
The note rate is used for payment calculations and is not the same as APR. The adjustable-rate mode is a simplified scenario, not a complete simulation of an ARM index, every cap and every reset. Confirm those terms in the Loan Estimate and related disclosures.
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