Mortgage & real estate

Mortgage Calculator With Taxes and Insurance

Estimate the full monthly mortgage payment including property tax, home insurance, PMI and any HOA dues, the real cost of owning the home.

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  • Updated for 2026

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Enter your home price and details to see the full payment.

Worked example

With these example inputs:

  • Home price$350,000
  • Down payment10%
  • Interest rate6.75%
  • Loan term30 yr
  • Property tax rate1.2%
  • Home insurance$1,600
  • HOA dues$0

Total monthly payment: $2,658

  • Principal & interest$2,043
  • Property tax$350
  • Home insurance$133
  • PMI$131
  • Loan amount$315,000

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What this mortgage calculator does

This calculator finds your total monthly payment on a home. You enter the price, down payment, rate, and term. You also add property tax and insurance. The tool then sums every monthly cost. So you see the true cost of owning. The result appears in your chosen currency.

What a full payment includes

A full payment is more than loan and interest. It also holds your property tax each month. It adds home insurance and any HOA dues. It includes PMI when your down payment is small. So it shows the real monthly cost. This is often called a PITI payment.

How it is calculated

The tool finds your loan and interest first. It adds monthly tax and insurance. It adds PMI if your down payment is low. It adds any HOA dues on top. The result is your total monthly payment. The calculator takes care of this for you.

What the result tells you

The result shows your total monthly payment. Loan and interest here are about two thousand. Tax, insurance, and PMI add several hundred more. So the total comes to around two thousand six hundred. It shows the full cost to own. It is just a close estimate.

The home price and down payment

The home price sets the size of the loan. Your down payment is a percent of that price. A bigger down payment shrinks the loan. So it lowers your monthly cost. It can also remove PMI entirely. A down payment of twenty percent skips PMI. Enter your price and down payment.

The interest rate and term

The interest rate sets the cost of the loan. A higher rate lifts your monthly payment. The loan term is how long you repay. A longer term lowers the monthly cost. But it adds more interest over time. So balance the rate against the term. Enter your rate and term.

The property tax rate

The property tax rate is a yearly percent. It is charged on the value of the home. The tool splits it into a monthly cost. So a higher rate lifts your payment. Rates differ widely by area. Check your local rate for accuracy. Enter your property tax rate.

The home insurance

Your home insurance is a yearly premium. It protects the home against damage. The tool divides it into monthly cost. So it adds a steady amount each month. A pricier policy raises your payment. Use your real yearly premium here. Enter your home insurance.

PMI and HOA dues

PMI is charged when your down payment is under twenty percent. It protects the lender, not you. The tool adds it until you reach that mark. HOA dues are a separate monthly fee. Many condos and estates charge them. Add any dues you owe each month. Enter your HOA dues if any.

How to use it

Enter your home price and down payment. Add the rate, term, tax, and insurance. Add any HOA dues you pay. Read the total monthly payment in the currency you choose. See each cost broken out. Then try a bigger down payment. Compare a few homes.

A final tip

Use this to see the true cost of a home. Remember it is an estimate, not a quote. Rates, tax, and insurance can shift. A bigger down payment can cut PMI. Check your local tax rate closely. Do not forget upkeep and repairs. A careful budget guides your purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Why include taxes and insurance?

Property tax and home insurance are usually collected with your mortgage payment into an escrow account, so they are part of what you actually pay each month.

What is escrow?

An escrow account holds the tax and insurance portion of your payment and pays those bills for you when they come due, spreading the cost across the year.