MORTGAGE CALCULATOR
Estimate your monthly principal and interest payment before you start touring homes. Enter a home price, down payment and interest rate below to compare different scenarios, then get pre-approved when you’re ready to understand what you may qualify for.
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Enter a home price, down payment, interest rate and loan term to estimate your monthly principal and interest payment. Try different scenarios to see how changes in price, down payment or rate affect the estimate.
Tip: Compare a few down-payment options and use a current interest rate for a more useful estimate.
The calculator estimates principal and interest, but your total monthly housing payment may also include property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, Mello-Roos and mortgage insurance. Your loan amount, interest rate and loan program can also change the final number.
In California, property taxes are generally based on the assessed value of the home and are commonly collected monthly along with your mortgage payment. They can add a meaningful amount to your total housing payment.
Mortgage lenders generally require homeowners insurance. What it costs depends on the home, its age, its construction and its location — and homes near higher fire-risk areas can price well above average.
Many neighborhoods in Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Winchester and Wildomar carry HOA dues, a Mello-Roos special tax district, or both. Neither appears in the calculator, and both are real monthly money.
Certain financing scenarios may require private mortgage insurance or a mortgage insurance premium, which is added to the monthly payment. Whether it applies depends on the loan program, the down payment and other loan details.
Credit, down payment, loan type and term all move the rate you are actually offered. A rate you read about in the news is an average, not a quote.
The amount you borrow is one of the biggest drivers of your monthly principal and interest payment. A larger down payment can reduce the loan amount and may also affect mortgage insurance and available loan options.
These results are estimates, not a loan offer. They are not a pre-approval, a rate lock, or a commitment to lend. Actual terms depend on a completed application and on credit, income, assets, property eligibility, underwriting and program requirements.
A mortgage calculator gives you a helpful estimate. A pre-approval takes a closer look at your finances and can help you understand your home-buying budget and financing options. Start an application when you’re ready, or ask Michael a financing question first.
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It estimates principal and interest from the price, down payment, rate and term you enter. Property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, Mello-Roos and mortgage insurance are not part of that estimate. Those costs should be considered separately when estimating your total monthly housing payment.
No. A calculator does not review your credit, income, assets or the property. A pre-approval reviews your financial information and can help you understand your financing options and purchasing power. A calculator result is not a loan offer, approval or guaranteed rate.
Use a current rate rather than an average you saw months ago, and keep in mind that the rate you are actually offered depends on your credit, down payment, loan program and term. For a more personalized estimate, Michael can review your scenario and discuss current rate and loan-program options.
There is no single right down payment. Different loan programs allow different down-payment options, and the amount you put down can affect your loan amount, monthly payment, mortgage insurance and cash reserves. Compare several scenarios, then review the trade-offs based on your financing options.
No. Many Temecula Valley neighborhoods carry HOA dues, a Mello-Roos special tax district, or both, and they vary a lot from one tract to the next. If you’re considering a specific property or neighborhood, Michael can help you identify the costs that should be included in your estimate.
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Pre-approval is not a commitment to lend. Loan approval and available terms depend on a completed application, credit, income, assets, property eligibility, underwriting, and applicable program requirements.