Mortgages & Property

Calculate your monthly mortgage payment, total interest paid, and full amortization schedule.

Calculate monthly payments for an FHA loan, including mortgage insurance premiums (MIP). Ideal for first-time buyers with a low down payment.

Calculate monthly payments for a VA loan — the zero-down mortgage benefit available to eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses.

Compare your existing mortgage against a proposed new one, including closing costs, and find the point at which the switch pays for itself.

Work backward from your income and existing debts to the maximum home price and monthly payment you can realistically carry.

Compare the total cost of renting against the total cost of owning the same home over your expected time horizon.

Turn a listing into the numbers investors underwrite on: net operating income, monthly cash flow and cash-on-cash return.

Find the yield a property produces independent of financing, with implied value across a range of cap rates and the gross rent multiplier alongside.

See what sending extra money toward principal each month does to your payoff date and the interest you avoid.

Compare a standard monthly schedule against paying half your payment every two weeks, and see the interest and years it saves.

Calculate your monthly Private Mortgage Insurance cost and find out when PMI will be automatically removed as your loan balance drops below 80% LTV.

Find out whether buying discount points makes financial sense by calculating your break-even period and long-term interest savings.

Put two loans side by side on the same home price and down payment, and compare monthly payment, total interest and total cost.

Work out the cash you need for a given down payment percentage, and how many months of saving it takes to get there.

Find what percentage the cash you actually put in earns each year, after operating expenses, vacancy and mortgage payments.

Work out whether a short-term rental actually makes money once platform fees, cleaning, management and vacancy are priced in.

Apply the 70% rule to a flip: enter the after-repair value, your repair budget and the asking price to find your maximum allowable offer.

The fastest screen in real estate: purchase price divided by annual gross rent, shown alongside cap rate and implied value.

Normalize asking prices by finished living area so you can place several properties on the same scale.

Estimate realtor commission and net proceeds from your home sale. Accounts for agent fees and closing costs to show what you'll actually walk away with.

Estimate annual and monthly property tax based on your home's assessed value and local tax rate.

Work out what a tenant owes for a partial month, with the daily rate and the amount due for a mid-month move-in or move-out.

Check whether you meet the standard 3x income-to-rent requirement used by most landlords, and find the maximum rent you can afford.

Estimate the capital gains tax deferred by a like-kind 1031 exchange and compare tax owed vs. tax deferred when reinvesting in replacement property.