Purchase Calculators
How Much Can I Afford?This calculator helps you identify how much you are able to afford when you are searching for a home.
A mortgage payment calculator is a great tool to help home buyers estimate the cost of monthly mortgage payments. Whether you're interested in mortgage refinancing or looking to see how much tax you can deduct, these free mortgage calculator tools are here to help you. If you're interested in simple calculation of your mortgage use the tool calculator above. Otherwise, look through the different mortgage calculators below.
| UPDATED | RATE | APR | POINTS | PAYMENT | FEES | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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05/20/2013 | 3.625% | 3.828% | 1.625 | $912 | $1,682 |  more info |
| 3.750% | 3.881% | 0.750 | $926 | $1,682 | |||
| 3.875% | 3.976% | 0.000 | $940 | $2,432 |
How Much Do I Need to Qualify?
Compare your total monthly obligations including your total mortgage payment to your monthly income.
Should I Buy or Rent?
Our Buy vs Rent Calculator help you analyze the total cost of renting versus the total cost of owning.
Tax Benefits of Buying
This calculator estimates the tax benefit of buying a home.
APR Loan Calculator
Estimate the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for a mortgage loan using your mortgage rate.
ARM Loan Payment
Compute your initial and estimate your future payments with Mortgage 101 ARM Loan Payment Calculator.
Refinance Calculators
Should I Pay Points - Refinance?Helps you understand if you should pay loan points during your refinance.
Refinance Debt Consolidation Management
Figure how long before your savings equal the cost of obtaining a new consolidation loan.
Mortgage Principal
Figure your principal balance after any number of payments.
Extra Payments
Figures how long your mortgage will last depending on how much you pay monthly.
Mortgage Payment Amortization
This calculator will amortize your mortgage over the loan period based on your input.
APR ARM Loan
Estimate the Annual Percentage Rate for an Adjustable Rate Mortgage based on input parameters.
The Mortgage 101 Blog
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Interest rates on long-term U.S. mortgage loans have been near all-time record lows for a few years now, but they are predicted to start rising during the second half of 2013. That makes now a crucial period for potential and current homeowners to take advantage of the savings to be had from historically rock-bottom rates.... more
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