Monthly Payment Calculator
Total Monthly Payment :
Based on a $400,000 mortgage-
Taxes & Other Fees
$667
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Home Insurance
$100
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Principal & Interest
$2,661.21
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Total Monthly Payment
$3,428.21
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Principal and Interest (P&I)$2,661.21Mortgage Payment includes Principal and Interest payments.
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Home Insurance $100Homeowners Insurance$100Mortgage Insurance (MI/PMI)$0.00A monthly insurance premium for loans where the downpayment is less than 20% of the home value.
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Taxes & Other Fees $667Property Taxes$417HOA/Condo Fees$250
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Total Monthly Payment
$1,374
About these results
Closing costs: These are required on home loans and are generally about 3%–5% of the loan amount. Closing costs were not calculated into these results.
Mortgage Insurance: Sometimes referred to as private mortgage insurance (PMI) or a mortgage insurance premium (MIP), this type of insurance is typically required when your down payment is less than 20% of the value of your home. The cost of mortgage insurance can vary; we have assumed a rate of 0.5% of the original loan amount.
Mortgage type: No loan type is presumed in these calculators. The type of mortgage you choose can have a dramatic impact on the amount of house you can afford, especially if you have limited savings.
These calculations do not reflect all costs of homeownership and are for example purposes only. Actual amounts and interest rate options may vary. This is not a commitment to make a loan. Not all who apply will qualify. Loans are subject to borrower and property qualifications. Contact a Castle & Cooke Mortgage Loan Officer for an accurate, personalized quote.
What would your monthly payment be?
Determining what your monthly house payment could be is an important part of figuring out how much house you can afford. That monthly payment will likely be the biggest part of your cost of living.
Each monthly payment will include principal, interest, taxes, and insurance (referred to as PITI) as well as any fees you owe to your homeowners association (HOA). Principal refers to paying off your loan, and interest refers to paying off the cost of borrowing money. Taxes refer to property taxes assessed by your state and local government, and insurance refers to both homeowners insurance and mortgage insurance, if your loan type requires it.
Keep in mind that your monthly payments depend on your loan type and your interest rate, and that payment amounts may change over time. It’s also important to remember that while you must pay at least 12 standard mortgage payments each year, it’s possible to pay extra and pay your loan off faster.
To get all your questions answered and get started on a home loan application today, reach out to a Loan Officer licensed in your area.