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How much house can I afford?

Start from your budget. Enter what you have in cash and what you can spend per month, and we'll show the max home price you can afford on a traditional 30-year loan.

Cash for down payment
$

~2% more for closing costs, though buyers can often negotiate the seller to pay them.

Monthly payment I can afford
$/mo

All-in monthly cost — principal, interest, property tax, and insurance.

Interest rate (today's 30yr)
%

Today's market rate. Rate buydowns and seller financing can clear well below.

Max home price
$369,356
With $50,000 down (13.5%), financing $319,356 at 6.65% for 30 years.
Principal + interest
$2,050/mo
Property tax
$339/mo
Insurance
$108/mo
Total monthly
$2,496/mo
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What if rates were different?

5.65%
$398,709
+$29,353
6.65%
Your rate
$369,356
7.65%
$343,513
$-25,843

Same cash + same monthly budget, different rate. A 1% rate move typically shifts affordability by ~10%.

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Estimates only. Actual affordability depends on credit, debt-to-income, and lender guidelines. Property tax and insurance are Utah-typical averages (1.1% and 0.35% of price, annually).

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