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Estimate how much home your income can support.

Use a directional affordability estimate based on income, existing debts, and down payment to frame a realistic price range.

Affordability estimate

Adjust the numbers to fit your scenario.

Adjust monthly income, existing debts, down payment, and rate assumptions to see a directional purchase range. This is not a prequalification.

Monthly gross income

Before taxes. Use combined household income if applicable.

$7,500
$2k$25k

Monthly debt payments

Car, student loans, credit cards — recurring obligations only.

$400
0$5k

Down payment available

Funds available toward the purchase.

$50,000
0$250k

Interest rate

Directional rate assumption.

6.5%
49

Loan term

How many years to repay.

30 years
1030

Assumptions

Uses 28% front-end and 43% back-end DTI guidelines as directional limits.
Taxes and insurance are not modeled individually — reduce the estimate by $200–600/month for carrying costs.
This is not a loan approval, credit pull, or prequalification of any kind.
Real eligibility depends on credit, income documentation, assets, and full underwriting.

Snapshot

$322,439

Estimated max purchase price

Directional estimate based on income, debts, and down payment. Not a prequalification.

Estimate

Estimated results

Estimated max loan amount

$272,439

Directional based on income and debt ratios.

Estimated max purchase price

$322,439

Max loan plus your available down payment.

Estimated monthly PI payment

$1,722

Principal and interest only. Taxes and insurance add to this.

Front-end ratio

23.0%

Housing payment as a share of gross monthly income.

These numbers are directional. Real results depend on your credit, income, property, and the full application.