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Mortgage Calculator

Editable market rates

Calculate your monthly mortgage payments, see the full amortization schedule, and check affordability. Works for both residential and buy-to-let mortgages.

Full US monthly payment (PITI + PMI + HOA)

Real out-of-pocket cost — not just P&I. Adjust state, insurance, HOA, and loan type to match your deal.

Total monthly (PITI)

$1,892

LTV 75% · Loan $225,000

Principal & Interest$1,555
Property tax (0.75%)$188
Home insurance$150

Mortgage Details

$75,000
Loan-to-Value:
75% LTV
Market avg: 6.75%
Rates as of Apr 2026
25 years

US 30/15-year fixed locks the rate for the entire loan term. ARMs (5/1, 7/1) fix for 5-7 years then adjust annually — typically 50-100 bps cheaper upfront. DSCR loans for investment property qualify on the property's rent.

Monthly Payment (PITI)

$1,892

P&I $1,555 + Tax/Ins/HOA/$338

Total Interest

$241,365

Over 25 years

Total to Repay

$466,365

Principal + Interest

LTV:75%
Loan:$225,000
Type:Residential

First 5 Years Breakdown

See how your payments are split between principal and interest
Year 1Balance: $221,424
Principal: $3,576Interest: $15,078
Year 2Balance: $217,598
Principal: $3,825Interest: $14,829
Year 3Balance: $213,506
Principal: $4,092Interest: $14,563
Year 4Balance: $209,130
Principal: $4,377Interest: $14,278
Year 5Balance: $204,448
Principal: $4,681Interest: $13,973

Recommendations

  • WINLoan-to-value is 75% — within the 75% buy-to-let ceiling, so you keep access to the better-priced investor mortgages.
  • TIPEven a small monthly overpayment shortens the term and cuts total interest — run the numbers in the overpayment calculator before you fix your deal.
  • CHECKOver the full term you'd pay $241,365 in interest — more than the $225,000 you borrowed. Overpaying cuts this sharply.
Jargon:
LTV
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ICR
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amortisation
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overpayment

Monthly Payment Formula

M = P × [r(1+r)ⁿ] / [(1+r)ⁿ-1]

Where M = monthly payment, P = principal (loan amount), r = monthly interest rate (annual rate ÷ 12), and n = total number of payments (years × 12).

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