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Financial Calculators

Use our comprehensive calculators to make informed real estate decisions and understand your financial options.

Rent vs Buy Comparison

Purchase Details

Rental & Market

  • Buying

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  • Total cost --
  • Equity built --
  • Net cost --
  • Renting

  • Monthly cost --
  • Total rent --
  • Difference --
  • Which is cheaper --

A straight comparison of what leaves your account, over the years you expect to stay. It does not try to guess what the house will be worth or what tax you might save.

Home Affordability Calculator

Calculate how much house you can afford based on your income

  • Most you could pay for a home --
  • Monthly payment that assumes --
  • Debt-to-income ratio --
  • Front-end ratio --

An estimate, using the conventional rule that no more than 36% of income before tax goes on debt. Debt-to-income should be 43% or under for most conventional loans, and housing costs 28% or under of income before tax. A lender will use their own figures, and yours may differ.

Total Cost of Ownership

  • Monthly Cost Breakdown

  • Principal & interest --
  • Property tax --
  • Insurance --
  • HOA fees --
  • Maintenance --
  • Utilities --
  • Every month --
  • Total over that time --
  • Cost per square foot, per year --

Payments, tax, insurance and upkeep over the years you expect to stay, plus the deposit. It does not include what you would get back when you sell.

Estimate Your Payment

  • Monthly payment --
  • Loan and interest --
  • Property tax --

An estimate of loan, interest, property tax and insurance. It does not include HOA fees or mortgage insurance, which your lender will add.

Understanding the Ratios:

    Debt-to-Income (DTI): Should be ≤ 43% for most conventional loans

    Front-End Ratio: Housing costs should be ≤ 28% of gross income

Why Buy?

    Build equity with every payment

    Potential tax deductions

    Freedom to customize your home

    Stability of housing costs (with fixed rate)

    Long-term investment and wealth building

Why Rent?

    Flexibility to move easily

    Minimal maintenance responsibility

    No property taxes or HOA fees directly

    Lower upfront costs

    Predictable monthly expenses

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