Estimate a fixed-rate mortgage payment from home price, down payment, interest rate, term, property tax, homeowners insurance, and HOA dues.
What this mortgage payment includes
The estimate combines fixed-rate principal and interest with the property tax, homeowners insurance, and HOA amounts you enter. Tax and insurance are divided by 12 for a monthly planning estimate.
Loan amount = home price × (1 − down payment percentage) Principal and interest = P × r ÷ [1 − (1 + r)^−n] Estimated monthly payment = principal and interest + annual tax ÷ 12 + annual insurance ÷ 12 + monthly HOA
Mortgage payment versus total housing cost
The result does not include private mortgage insurance, closing costs, mortgage insurance premiums, utilities, maintenance, changing escrow amounts, or a variable interest rate. Use the loan calculator when you already know the amount borrowed and only need principal-and-interest repayment.
Frequently asked questions
Does the monthly total include property tax and insurance?
Yes, using the annual amounts you enter divided by 12. Actual escrow payments can change.
Does this include PMI or mortgage insurance?
No. Add product-specific mortgage insurance separately when it applies.
Is this an affordability or approval estimate?
No. Lenders also consider income, debts, credit, reserves, fees, and product rules.