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Home Affordability Calculator

Estimate how much house may fit your budget using income, debts, down payment, mortgage assumptions, and a target debt-to-income ratio.

Enter your budget details

Use the sliders or type exact values.

Use gross income before taxes.

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$0$300,000

Car loans, student loans, cards, and other recurring debt.

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$0$8,000

Cash you plan to put toward the purchase price.

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$0$500,000
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0%15%
yrs
5 yrs40 yrs
What is DTI?

Debt-to-income ratio compares monthly debts plus the estimated housing payment to gross monthly income. A lower target is usually more cautious; a higher target may feel tighter month to month.

Annual tax as a percentage of home price.

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0%/yr4%/yr
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$0$12,000
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$0$3,000

Moderate defaults often land around 36%.

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20%50%

Conservative

$349,385

Lower payment cushion · 28.0% DTI · $2,150/mo

Moderate

$461,240

Your selected target · 36.0% DTI · $2,950/mo

Aggressive

$559,114

Higher payment stretch · 43.0% DTI · $3,650/mo

Loan amount

$381,240

Monthly income

$10,000

Total DTI ratio

36.0%

Guide

How this affordability calculator works

This calculator starts with your gross monthly income, subtracts existing monthly debt from your selected DTI target, and estimates the home price that fits the remaining housing budget. The payment estimate includes principal, interest, property taxes, home insurance, and HOA fees.

Income

Annual household income is converted into gross monthly income.

Debts

Existing monthly debts reduce the room available for housing.

Assumptions

Rate, term, taxes, insurance, and HOA are editable estimates.

Home affordability FAQs

DTI means debt-to-income ratio. It compares your monthly debt payments, including a possible housing payment, with your gross monthly income. A lower DTI usually leaves more room for savings, repairs, and unexpected costs.

Disclaimer: This calculator is for educational and planning purposes only. Results are estimates and may not reflect your exact lender approval, interest rate, tax bill, insurance premium, HOA dues, closing costs, or comfort level. Always verify numbers with a qualified lender or financial professional before making a purchase decision.

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