See where your debt-to-income ratio lands, what price range that supports, and how much cash you'd actually need to close.
Home Buying Readiness
Affordability estimate · not a pre-qualification
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Your Numbers
Use gross monthly income, before tax. For debts, use the minimum payments showing on your credit report, not the balances.
Loan & Property
What If
Move one lever and watch the range move with it.
Estimated Range
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Estimated purchase price
Principal & interestProperty taxInsuranceMortgage insuranceHOA
Principal & interest—
Property tax—
Homeowners insurance—
Mortgage insurance—
HOA—
Total monthly payment—
Your Debt-to-Income
Front-end — housing onlyTotal housing payment against gross income—
Back-end — all debtHousing plus every other monthly payment—
Cash to Close
Down payment—
Estimated closing costs—
Prepaids and escrow setup—
Inspection and appraisal—
Cash needed—
How You Look to Each Loan ProgramGuidelines as of August 2026
There is no single pass mark. Each program draws the line differently, and published guidelines are a starting point, not a verdict.
Program
Guideline
Stretch
Your standing
Notes
Down Payment Comparison
Same price, different down payments. More down means a lower payment and no mortgage insurance, but far more cash at the table.
Down
Down payment
Loan amount
Monthly MI
Total payment
Cash needed
Before You Talk to a Lender
This is an estimate, not a pre-qualification or a loan offer.
Real approval depends on a full underwriting review including credit history, employment, assets, reserves, and the property itself.
Automated underwriting can approve ratios above published guidelines with compensating factors, and can decline files that appear to fit them.
Property tax rates, insurance costs, mortgage insurance pricing, and interest rates vary by location, lender, and day.
Nothing here is financial or lending advice. Talk to a licensed lender for numbers you can rely on.