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A mortgage payment has four parts — principal, interest, taxes, and insurance (PITI). Enter your home price, down payment, and rate to see the monthly cost and what the loan adds up to over its full term.

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Monthly principal & interest

$2,022.62

Loan amount

$320,000

Details

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Summary

Healthy — 60% to 80%

Monthly principal & interest

$2,022.62

Where this result sits on the scale
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Total monthly payment

$2,572.62

Principal & interestProperty taxHome insurance
  • Principal & interest$2,022.6279%
  • Property tax$400.0016%
  • Home insurance$150.006%
Total monthly (PITI)
$2,573
Loan amount
$320,000
Total interest
$408,142
Total repaid
$728,142
Down payment
20.0%
Loan-to-value
80.0%
    How this is calculated
    Home price
    $400,000
    Down payment
    $80,000
    Amount borrowed
    $320,000

    Annual rate
    6.500%
    Monthly rate
    0.5417%
    Number of payments
    360

    Principal & interest
    $2,022.62
    Property tax
    $400.00
    Home insurance
    $150.00
    PMI
    $0.00
    Total monthly payment
    $2,572.62

    Interest as a share of the loan
    127.5%
    Balance and equity over the termRemaining balanceEquity
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    • CurrentYour inputs as they stand$2,022.62Current
    • Home price$ 500,000$2,654.69
    • Down payment$ 100,000$1,896.20
    • Annual interest rate% 8.125$2,375.99

    For informational purposes only. This is not financial advice — confirm major decisions with a licensed advisor.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is included in a monthly mortgage payment?

    Four things, abbreviated PITI: principal (paying down the balance), interest (the cost of borrowing), property taxes, and homeowners insurance. If your down payment is under 20%, private mortgage insurance (PMI) is added on top.

    How much house can I afford?

    A common guideline is the 28/36 rule: housing costs stay under 28% of gross monthly income, and all debt payments under 36%. Lenders also look at your credit score, down payment, and existing debts.

    Is a 15-year or 30-year mortgage better?

    A 15-year loan carries a higher monthly payment but typically a rate 0.5–0.75% lower, and it cuts total interest by roughly half. A 30-year loan keeps monthly cash flow flexible. Choose based on how much payment room your budget genuinely has.

    When does PMI go away?

    On conventional loans, PMI can usually be cancelled once you reach 20% equity, and it terminates automatically at 22% equity based on the original schedule. FHA loans often carry mortgage insurance for the life of the loan.

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