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Estimate your full monthly mortgage payment (PITI) including principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and PMI where applicable.

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Monthly PITI (all-in payment)

$3,215.26/mo

P&I $2,480.89 · Tax $450.00 · Ins $125.00 · PMI $159.38

Loan amount

$382,500

Down payment

$67,500

Total interest

$510,620

Total paid (P&I)

$893,120

PMI included?

Yes

Escrow / mo

$575

Yearly principal vs interest

PrincipalInterest
Y1Y3Y5Y7Y9Y12Y15Y18Y21Y24Y27Y30$0$250k$500k$750k$1000k

Total cost of home

$960,620

Total

  • Down payment7%

    $67,500

  • Principal (loan)40%

    $382,500

  • Total interest53%

    $510,620

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A $450,000 home at 15% down and 6.75% APR over 30 years gives you a full PITI of $3,215.26/month.

Over the life of the loan you'll pay $510,620 in interest — often more than the loan itself on 30-year mortgages.

You're paying PMI because your down payment is under 20%. Getting above 20% eliminates that charge entirely.

Assumptions used

The math relies on these assumptions. Real-world numbers can vary.

  • Fixed-rate mortgage.
  • Property tax + insurance divided evenly across 12 months (escrow).
  • PMI added automatically at 0.5% of loan amount per year when down < 20%.
  • No HOA fees or utility costs included.
  • Interest compounds monthly at APR / 12.

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Frequently asked

What is PITI?

Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance — the four components of a typical mortgage payment. This calculator returns the full PITI figure (plus PMI when applicable).

When does PMI apply?

Most conventional loans require PMI when the down payment is under 20% of the home price. This calculator turns PMI on automatically below 20% down.

How much house can I afford?

A common rule is that PITI shouldn't exceed 28% of your gross monthly income. Also keep total debt (including this payment) under 36% of gross income.

Should I put more down or invest?

Higher down payment = lower monthly + no PMI. Investing may beat that mathematically, but the guaranteed savings from avoiding PMI is compelling.

Does this show property tax and insurance monthly?

Yes — enter the annual figures and the calculator divides them into monthly escrow amounts folded into your PITI.

About the Mortgage Calculator

A mortgage payment is more than just principal and interest — property taxes, homeowners insurance, and PMI can add hundreds per month. This calculator returns the honest all-in PITI number.

The biggest cost hidden in most mortgages is the total interest over 30 years. It often exceeds the loan itself. Even a small rate improvement or bigger down payment saves tens of thousands over the loan term.

Compare PITI to your gross monthly income before committing. Keeping the ratio under 28% (housing) and 36% (total debt) leaves room for the rest of life.

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