
Five calculators, no sign-up, nothing saved. They're built to help you think clearly — not to quote you a rate.
The full payment, not just principal and interest. Taxes, insurance, mortgage insurance and HOA are the part most online calculators leave out.
$3,178
$382,500 loan · 90% loan-to-value
Where it goes
Over the life of the loan
Paid off Dec 2055
A quick estimate from your income and debts. Adjust the numbers and watch the price range, payment, and cash to close update.
$405,000
Comfortable range: $385,000 – $415,000
Estimated monthly payment
$2,954/mo
Estimated cash to close
$43,200
Enter what you have and what you're being offered. We'll show the monthly savings, the month you break even, and where you stand five years out.
26 months
Then it's $246 a month in your pocket for as long as you keep the loan.
Monthly, side by side
$1,896/mo new payment
Five years out
+$8,360 ahead
We compare the full cost of owning against renting year by year — rent increases, upkeep, appreciation, and what your down payment could have earned if you kept renting — and show the year buying starts to win.
Year 5
Owning costs more each month at first. Rent keeps climbing while your payment doesn't, and the equity builds.
Month one, side by side
$2,720/mo to own
Where you'd stand after 10 years
$96,400 in home equity
If you have a 3% first mortgage, a cash-out refinance replaces all of it at today's rate. A HELOC or second mortgage only prices the new money. This shows the true blended cost of each path.
4.18%
vs. 6.75% if you refinance everything. Keeping the first mortgage saves about $8,700 in interest the first year.
Option A · keep the first, add a second
$1,680/mo combined P&I
Option B · one new cash-out loan
$2,205/mo P&I
Bring whatever you plugged in here. We'll put real pricing behind it and tell you plainly which path makes sense.
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