Home Affordability Calculator
Max Home Price: $425,000
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Affordability Analysis
Affordability Scenarios
Scenario | Max Price | Monthly Payment | DTI Ratio |
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Conservative (25% DTI) | $350,000 | $1,771 | 25.0% |
Moderate (28% DTI) | $425,000 | $1,969 | 27.8% |
Aggressive (36% DTI) | $500,000 | $2,549 | 36.0% |
Maximum (43% DTI) | $575,000 | $3,049 | 43.0% |
Down Payment Impact
Down Payment | Loan Amount | PMI | Monthly Payment |
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5% ($21,250) | $403,750 | $168 | $2,857 |
10% ($42,500) | $382,500 | $159 | $2,714 |
14.1% ($60,000) | $365,000 | $152 | $2,582 |
20% ($85,000) | $340,000 | $0 | $2,410 |
Affordability Tips
🏠 Good Affordability
Based on your $85,000 annual income and $1,080 monthly debts, you can afford a home up to $425,000 with a 27.8% housing ratio. Your 14.1% down payment requires PMI of $152/month. Consider saving for 20% down ($85,000) to eliminate PMI and reduce monthly payments to $2,410.
Based on your $85,000 annual income and $1,080 monthly debts, you can afford a home up to $425,000 with a 27.8% housing ratio. Your 14.1% down payment requires PMI of $152/month. Consider saving for 20% down ($85,000) to eliminate PMI and reduce monthly payments to $2,410.
Note: Calculations are estimates based on standard lending guidelines. Actual loan approval depends on credit score, employment history, and lender-specific criteria. Consider additional costs like maintenance, utilities, and closing costs.