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Your Full House Payment

Put in your numbers. See what you will really pay each month. The boxes start with sample numbers. Type over them with yours.

1The Loan

This is the money you borrow and pay back each month, plus interest.

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Loan amount
Home price minus down payment
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%

Not sure of today's rate? See Freddie Mac's weekly average

Monthly loan payment (P&I)
P&I means principal and interest
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2Property Taxes

Every homeowner pays these to the county each year.

Tip: Search your county's name plus "property tax rate." Don't go by the seller's tax bill. Yours can be higher.

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Per year$0
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3Homeowners Insurance

This pays to fix or rebuild your home if something bad happens. Your lender will require it.

Tip: Call the agent who has your car or renters insurance for a free quote.

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Per year$0
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4Mortgage Insurance

Lenders often add this when you put down less than 20%.

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5HOA Dues

Some neighborhoods and condos charge a monthly fee. This is called HOA dues. HOA means homeowners association. If your home has none, leave this at 0.

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=Your Payment

Your full house payment
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per month

Each line is rounded to the nearest dollar.

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