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USDA Mortgage Loan Calculator

Here’s an excellent USDA loan calculator that will help you crunch some numbers when trying to figure out your mortgage payment.

Please keep in mind that this is an estimate and the numbers represent the maximums, and that you should double-check with us for your situation.

  • Calculate Your Qualifying Income

  • Enter your gross income. This is BEFORE taxes are taken out. If you want to cross check with USDA income guidelines, click here.
  • Enter your minimum monthly payments to creditors only. Rent and utilities do not count. (Ex. credit cards, student loans, car payment, etc).
  • Confirm Maximum Limits

  • This is the "ideal" maximum amount your monthly payment can be using the current Debt-to-Income requirements from USDA. It can go over this number, but not by much.
  • This is the estimated maximum loan that you will qualify for. Feel free to go back and check the USDA loan limits to see if everything falls in line.
  • Break Down the Numbers

  • Your principal and interest payment. Interest is based off the current average rates.
  • Estimated property taxes divided by 12.
  • Yearly homeowner's insurance divided by 12.
  • See Your Final Payment

    Just like with most mortgage loans, your final payment will roll everything into the final payment (i.e. taxes and insurance)
  • This is your estimated total monthly payment after everything is said and done.
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Preparing To Repay Your Home Loan Early

By the time a 30-year fixed-rate home loan is settled, the normal home loan owner will undoubtedly have made overall interest payments dramatically larger than the initial principal on the loan.

Make use of the “Extra settlements” capability of our home mortgage calculator to discover exactly how you could minimize your term and also net considerable financial savings by paying money towards your loan’s principal every month, yearly, or perhaps simply once.

To compute the financial savings, enter a theoretical quantity into one of the repayment classifications (monthly, one-time, or annual) and then click “Show/Recalculate Amortization Table” to see how much interest you’ll wind up paying and your new benefit date.

Is an ARM worth the danger? Make the Right Decision

The lower preliminary rate of interest of a variable-rate mortgage, or ARM, should be appealing. While an ARM might be ideal for some debtors, others could find that the lower initial interest rate will not reduce their monthly payments as much as they believe.

To obtain a concept of just how much you’ll truly conserve initially, try entering the ARM rates of interest into the home mortgage calculator, leaving the term for 30 years. Contrast those settlements to the repayments you are making when you go into the price for an old-fashioned 30-year set home mortgage. Doing this could validate your preliminary hopes regarding the perks of an ARM, or offer you a fact check regarding whether the prospective pluses of an ARM exceed the threats.

Find Out If You Want to Get Rid of PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance)

When you have 20 percent equity in your house, you could use the home mortgage calculator to figure it out. This portion is the magic number for asking a loan provider to waive the need for PMI.

Merely go into the initial quantity of your home loan and the day you close, and click “Show/Recalculate Amortization Table.” Increase your initial home loan quantity by 0.8 and also match the outcome to the closest number on the reactionary pillar of the amortization table to determine when you’ll reach 20 percent equity.

Getting Started

While it’s essential to know the terms you will get with USDA financing since it affects your overall payment, there are a few other factors that determine USDA loan eligibility.