Purchase & Financing Information
Sale Price of Home: (In Dollars)
Percentage Down: %
Length of Mortgage: years
Annual Interest Rate: %
Annual PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance): (In Dollars)
Annual Property Tax: (In Dollars)
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Mortgage Payment Summary
Down Payment: $25,000.00
Amount Financed: $225,000.00
Monthly Payment: $1,074.18 (Principal & Interest ONLY)
Since you are putting LESS than 20% down, you will need to pay PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance). To see how this will affect your monthly payments, enter your annual PMI amount in the field above and re-calculate.
Calculations
1 down payment
The price of the home multiplied by the percentage down divided by 100 (for 5% down becomes 5/100 or 0.05)
$25,000.00 = $250,000.00 X (10 / 100)
2 interest rate
The annual interest percentage divided by 100
0.04 = 4% / 100
The monthly factor = The result of the following formula:
3 monthly interest rate
The annual interest rate divided by 12 (for the 12 months in a year)
0.0033333333333333 = 0.04 / 12
4 month term of the loan in months
The number of years you've taken the loan out for times 12
360 Months = 30 Years X 12
5 The montly payment is figured out using the following formula:
Monthly Payment = 22500000 * (00033 / (1 - ((1 + 00033) -(360))))

The amortization breaks down how much of your monthly payment goes towards the bank's interest, and how much goes into paying off the principal of your loan.

Amortization Schedule
Monthly Payment of $1,074.18 over 30 years
Month Interest Paid Principal Paid Remaing Balance
1 750.00 324.18 224,675.82
2 748.92 325.27 224,350.55
3 747.84 326.35 224,024.20
4 746.75 327.44 223,696.76
5 745.66 328.53 223,368.24
6 744.56 329.62 223,038.61
7 743.46 330.72 222,707.89
8 742.36 331.82 222,376.06
9 741.25 332.93 222,043.13
10 740.14 334.04 221,709.09
11 739.03 335.15 221,373.94
12 737.91 336.27 221,037.67
Summary for year 1
You will spend $12,890.21 repaying this mortgage.
$8,927.88 will go towards INTEREST.
$3,962.33 will go towards PRINCIPAL.

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