1. Add the home and loan
Enter the price, cash down, loan type and years to repay. Use a rate you want to test. That rate is an assumption, not a quote or APR. APR is a yearly measure of loan cost. It includes interest and some loan fees.
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See what a home could cost each month. Add taxes, home insurance and dues to your loan payment. Try FHA, VA or conventional loans.
No contact details needed to use the tool. Planning estimate, not a loan offer, rate quote or approval.
Florida planning defaults. Replace them with your county's figures and a real insurance quote when you have them.
Estimated total monthly payment
$3,037
360 scheduled monthly payments over 30 years.
No monthly mortgage insurance at this loan-to-value.
Loan-to-value 80.0% of the purchase price.
Planning estimate only, not a loan offer, rate quote, approval, or commitment to lend. Rates you enter are assumptions, not APRs.
Enter the price, cash down, loan type and years to repay. Use a rate you want to test. That rate is an assumption, not a quote or APR. APR is a yearly measure of loan cost. It includes interest and some loan fees.
Add property taxes, home insurance and any HOA or CDD dues. Use estimates for the home you plan to buy. The starting numbers may not fit it.
Check each cost in the result. Then try a different price or down payment. Leave room for bills, repairs and savings too.
The result adds the costs you enter. Some bills may be paid on their own, not with the loan. Flood insurance, special assessments, utilities and upkeep are not in this tool’s total. Add them to your budget.
Principal is the money you pay back. Interest is the cost to borrow it. Together, they are the loan part of your payment.
A lender may collect these costs each month in an account called escrow. The bills can change over time.
HOA and CDD dues add to your housing cost. Mortgage insurance may apply too. It helps protect the lender, not your home or belongings.
The seller’s tax bill may be too low for your budget. A sale can change the home’s assessed value and tax breaks. Ask the county property appraiser for an estimate for you, including any homestead exemption.
Florida property tax guideGet a quote for the home early. Ask about roof condition and wind coverage. Most home policies do not cover flood damage. This tool does not add flood insurance. Check that cost on its own.
FEMA flood insurance guideAsk for the dues and any extra charges. HOA means homeowners association. A CDD is a Community Development District. Some district charges are on the tax bill. Count each cost once. For a condo, ask about the project and insurance review too.
A calculator result does not mean you qualify. Check the loan rules as well as the payment.
Private mortgage insurance, or PMI, may apply. The tool uses an estimate. Your real cost can differ. Keep PMI on if your loan requires it.
Conventional loan guideFHA has upfront and yearly mortgage insurance. If you add the upfront fee to the loan, you borrow more.
FHA loan guideVA has no monthly mortgage insurance. A funding fee may apply. Some buyers are exempt. If you finance the fee, it adds to the loan.
VA loan guideNo. You enter the rate you want to test. The starting rate is an assumption. Use the Florida Rate Finder to see priced scenarios. A rate estimate is not a rate lock.
Yes, based on the amounts you enter. It also adds HOA or CDD dues. Mortgage insurance depends on the loan type and settings. Keep estimated PMI on if your conventional loan requires it. The tool does not add flood insurance or special assessments. Check these on their own.
No. It shows a payment based on your inputs. A lender must review your income, debts, credit, cash and the home.
Yes. Use the tax, insurance and dues estimates for that home. There is no single tax or insurance cost that fits all Florida homes.
No. Closing costs and costs paid ahead of time can add to the cash needed. Plan for moving and a cash cushion too.
Yes. The loan’s principal and interest can stay fixed while taxes, home insurance and other bills change. This tool models a fixed-rate loan. It does not forecast future bills or rate changes on an adjustable-rate loan.
An estimate is a starting point. Loan terms and approval need a full review.
The estimated total payment includes principal, interest, property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA or CDD dues, and mortgage insurance where the program charges it. It excludes flood insurance, special assessments, utilities, and maintenance. Your actual escrow amounts are set by your county and your insurer.
Principal and interest only. Property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA or CDD dues, and any applicable mortgage insurance or funding fee are not included and will increase the actual monthly payment.
Private mortgage insurance is an estimate. Actual PMI is priced by the insurer from credit, loan-to-value, loan amount, term, occupancy, coverage, and whether the premium is borrower- or lender-paid.
Principal and interest use the standard fully-amortising fixed-rate formula on the total modelled loan amount. FHA and VA amortise on the base loan plus the financed premium or fee; conventional amortises on the base loan.
This is a planning estimate, not a loan offer, rate quote, approval, pre-approval, or commitment to lend.
Interest rates you enter here are assumptions, not APRs.
Results depend entirely on the inputs and assumptions above.
Your official Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure control the actual terms of any loan.
Mortgage Expert, Inc. originates loans on Florida property only. Minimum loan amount $100,000.