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House Affordability Calculator

Find out how much house you can afford based on your income and debts. Free home affordability calculator shows your max purchase price and monthly payment.

Your Finances

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$10,000/month

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Car loans, student loans, credit cards, etc.

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Loan Terms

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Annual tax as % of home value

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Annual insurance as % of home value

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Maximum Home Price
$408,649
Based on 28/36 DTI rule
Max Monthly Payment
$2,898
Loan Amount
$348,649

Debt-to-Income Ratios

Front-End DTI (Housing Only)29%
0%28% max50%
Back-End DTI (All Debt)34%
0%36% max50%

The 28/36 Rule

28%Maximum housing payment (PITI) as % of gross income
36%Maximum total debt payments (including housing) as % of gross income

Assumptions

  • • 30-year fixed mortgage
  • • Conventional loan guidelines
  • • No PMI included (assumes 20%+ down)
  • • Actual approval varies by lender

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do lenders determine affordability?

Lenders use your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio. Most require a front-end DTI (housing costs) under 28% and back-end DTI (all debts) under 36-43% of gross monthly income.

What is the 28/36 rule?

The 28/36 rule states your housing costs should be ≤28% of gross income, and total debts ≤36%. Lenders may allow higher ratios with compensating factors like excellent credit or large reserves.

How can I afford more house?

Increase affordability by: paying off debts (lowers DTI), increasing income, saving a larger down payment, improving credit score (better rates), or choosing a longer loan term.

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