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Affordability Calculator

Income & Debts

Monthly: $8,333

Car loans, credit cards, student loans, etc.

Infinity% of max home price

Housing costs as % of gross income

Loan Details

Annual % of home value

Maximum Home Price

$0
Within recommended limits

Loan Amount

-$80,000

Down Payment

$80,000

Debt-to-Income Ratios

Front-End DTI (Housing Only)

Housing costs ÷ Gross income

1.2%
0%28% (Ideal)43% (Max)50%

Back-End DTI (All Debts)

All monthly debts ÷ Gross income

7.2%
0%36% (Ideal)43% (Max)50%

Excellent financial position

Your DTI ratios are well within recommended ranges. You have good financial flexibility.

Estimated Monthly Payment

Total Housing Payment

$100

1.2% of monthly income

Principal & Interest$0
Property Tax$0
Home Insurance$100
HOA Fees$0
Remaining Monthly Income$7,733

After housing and other debt payments

Monthly Income

$8,333

Gross monthly income

Total Debts

$600

Housing + other debts

Total Interest

$80,000

Over life of loan

Tips to Increase Your Budget

Increase your down payment

A larger down payment reduces your loan amount and may help you avoid PMI, allowing you to afford a more expensive home.

Pay off existing debts

Reducing your monthly debt payments of $500 will lower your back-end DTI and increase your purchasing power.

Improve your credit score

A better credit score can help you qualify for lower interest rates, reducing your monthly payment and increasing affordability.

Consider a longer loan term

A 30-year loan has lower monthly payments than a 15-year loan, though you'll pay more interest over time. Balance affordability with total cost.