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I am so ready to move out of my rental, and according to most of the online mortgage calculators I would qualify for a loan. How much difference does your credit score make? I have been making all payments on time for over 6 months and there are a few black marks set to come off my credit report in August. Also, how are student loans viewed, as I have some student loan debt?
I just checked out an online debt-to-income calculator and it says I have a 19%. This I know is correct as the figures are very straight-forward. This is a good sign, right?
Also, I have made an appointment with my bank’s mortgage originator for tomorrow afternoon. I’m just very nervous about what I’ll learn there and I’m hoping for some reassurance. So thanks!

online mortgage is not accurate
it depends if your credit is good

I am looking for an online mortgage calculator to give me an estimate of how much I can expect to get a mortgage for. I want to input my income (of which I have none right now, but know how much I will make when I graduate in 6 months), my loan payments, and any other expenses to find out how much an avrage bank would give me.

There are too many variables to get accurate information online. You’re best bet is to contact a mortgage banker and have them work up your options. They’ll need to take a look at your credit report, your income, assets and liabilities, and present you different options based on what you qualify for.

Current rate is 6.375% fixed
Current Payment is $1,671.15 per month
Loan Amt: $242k

I have a BA-35 calculator, but can’t remember how to use it.

What is the new rate?

I’m looking for a calculator tool that can help me compare the cash flow options associated with a 10 year interest only loan using the monthly savings to reduce principle vs. simply making additional principle payments on my current mortgage for that period.

I’d like to be able to play "what if" with the tool.

Anybody have something?

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If the mortgage calculators will calculate how much the loan repayment will cost. How do I figure out approx. how much the TOTAL payment will cost? eg. property tax, pmi, insurance, etc?

Thanks

Your mortgage broker can supply most of the information you will need.

If you wanted to do this by yourself consider the following.

You can figure out the mortgage payment with the online calculators.

The property taxes are set by the county and there will be information that they can provide. Depending on how the taxes will be paid it might be something you pay in 2 payments or it might be paid through an escrow (divide by 12 after the account is set up with an initial amount).

The insurance can be obtained by getting a quote from an insurance agent. Monthly or some other payment plan is up to you and the lender.

PMI is only a factor for some loans. The key is the down payment. Best to get a quote from a mortgage broker to see what loans you might qualify for and if PMI is required. There are loan options where you would not have PMI while still having a high loan to value.

Sooooo I have a question. When I use a mortgage calculator for about a 238,000 loan, it tells me my monthly payment with about 7% interest or so is about 1500 for a 30-year plan. But then I multiply 1500 * 360 (30 years) and I get 540,000??? Dude that’s more than twice the loan. WTF?

actually, it’s more like 570,000, but here’s some math, if you run the same scenario for 20 years, your paying 1845 a month, you drop the total amount financed to 442,850. Pretty big difference huh! You own the home 10 years earlier. Maybe you get to finance your childs college education, or finance your retirment, who knows. Stop thinking solely about rates! Term is just as important and it saves you thousands of dollars. Have a financial plan in mind, don’t do what everyone thinks you should, maybe your only 25 or 30 years old, a 30yr mortgage does pay this off before your retirement, but a 20 year lets you pay this off when your 45 or 50, entering your peak earning years, imagine what you can do with all that money! Think about everything, address the concerns and issues of today and tomorrow, but tomorrow is NOT your future, envision the dreams and goals for retirement and structure the term around them, feel free to ask questions, and good luck

i got a quote of 7.75 interest rate on a 30 yr.conforming fixed home loan(for $45,000)and he told me it would be like 390 a month, not including tax and insurance. when i go to a mortgage calculator on the internet and type in 7.75%, 45,000 loan, and $0 down payment it says around $250 a month. can anyone tell me more about how this works, thank you

several things could be happening here

your lender could be including private mortage insurance if you don’t have 20% down and the lender requires it

also, the lender may be including fees and closing costs into the loan, which could run into thousands of dollars

be very wary of any loan where all costs are not disclosed to you in a truth-in lending statement, and if a lender or broker makes promises to you or tells you to disregard any truth-in -lending statement you do get