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Mortgage Payment Calculator

Calculate monthly mortgage payments with detailed amortization schedule and extra payment analysis

Monthly P&I

$1,896

Principal & Interest

Total Monthly

$2,496

Including taxes & insurance

Total Interest

$382,633

Over 30 years

Loan-to-Value

85.71%

PMI Required

Loan Details

Property Information

Extra Payments

Additional payment each month

Additional payment each year (December)

Extra Payment Impact

Original payoff: 30 years
New payoff: 30 years
Time saved: 0 months
Interest saved: $0

Monthly Payment Breakdown

Principal & Interest: $1,896
Property Tax: $350
Home Insurance: $100
PMI: $150

Total Monthly: $2,496

Affordability Analysis

Key Metrics

Loan-to-Value: 85.71%
Down Payment %: 14.29%
PMI Required: Yes
Required Income: $106,980/year

Loan Summary

Loan Amount: $300,000
Total Payments: $682,633
Total Interest: $382,633
Interest as % of loan: 127.54%

💡 Quick Tips

  • • Consider larger down payment to avoid PMI
  • • Extra $100/month saves $0 in interest
  • • Refinancing at 0.5% lower rate could save significant money
  • • Bi-weekly payments can save years off your loan

Amortization Schedule (First 12 Months)

MonthDatePaymentPrincipalInterestExtra PaymentBalance
17/17/2025$1,896$271$1,625-$299,729
28/17/2025$1,896$273$1,624-$299,456
39/17/2025$1,896$274$1,622-$299,182
410/17/2025$1,896$276$1,621-$298,906
511/17/2025$1,896$277$1,619-$298,629
612/17/2025$1,896$279$1,618-$298,351
71/17/2026$1,896$280$1,616-$298,070
82/17/2026$1,896$282$1,615-$297,789
93/17/2026$1,896$283$1,613-$297,506
104/17/2026$1,896$285$1,611-$297,221
115/17/2026$1,896$286$1,610-$296,935
126/17/2026$1,896$288$1,608-$296,647

Showing first 12 months of 360 total payments

Mortgage Payment Tips

Save Money Strategies

  • • Make bi-weekly payments (26 payments = 13 months/year)
  • • Add extra principal to each payment
  • • Use windfalls for extra principal payments
  • • Consider refinancing when rates drop
  • • Remove PMI when you reach 20% equity

Important Considerations

  • • Budget for property taxes and insurance increases
  • • Factor in maintenance costs (1-3% of home value annually)
  • • Keep emergency fund for home repairs
  • • Consider opportunity cost of extra payments vs investing
  • • Ensure mortgage payment is comfortable within your budget