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Estimate a home price based on your income, monthly debts, down payment, and housing costs. The calculator works backward from a debt-to-income limit to a price.
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Your income
Before taxes, all borrowers combined
Monthly debt payments
Loan details
As a % of purchase price
30-year fixed · editable
Based on a 50% debt-to-income ratio · 30-year fixed loan
Estimates only, based on a maximum 50% debt-to-income ratio and a 30-year fixed loan. Actual qualification depends on credit score, loan program, reserves, and full underwriting review. PMI estimated at 0.55% annually when down payment is under 20%. Consult a licensed loan officer for exact figures. This is for educational purposes only and does not constitute a loan approval or commitment to lend.
Estimates only. This calculator is not a loan approval, a rate quote, an offer of credit, or a commitment to lend. Example numbers and rates are for illustration and are not current offers. Your actual rate, APR, payment, and terms depend on your credit, income, assets, property, loan program, and lender, and are subject to underwriting approval.
This calculator gives you an estimate. A licensed loan officer can review your income, debts, and credit and confirm what you may qualify for.
Here is what each field means and how the estimated price is worked out.
Results are estimates for educational purposes. They are not a pre-qualification, a loan approval, or a commitment to lend.
It is your total monthly debt payments, including the new housing payment, divided by your gross monthly income. This calculator uses 50% as the limit.
No. It is an estimate for educational purposes, based on the numbers you enter. Approval depends on your credit, income documents, assets, the loan program, and a full underwriting review.
Yes. Limits vary by loan program and lender and depend on your full financial picture. A loan officer can run your numbers against the programs you are considering.
Enter minimum monthly payments on loans and credit cards, such as car loans, student loans, card minimums, and personal loans. Monthly living costs such as groceries and utilities are not entered here.
No. The calculator opens with an example rate so it can show a result. Replace it with a rate you were quoted or want to test. To see current options for your scenario, use Shop Rates or talk with a loan officer.
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