Mortgage & Purchase
Mortgage Payment Calculator
Calculate monthly mortgage payments
Home Affordability Calculator
How much house you can afford
Down Payment Calculator
Calculate down payment and PMI requirements
Closing Cost Estimator
Estimate home buying closing costs
Mortgage Amortization Schedule
Full mortgage payment breakdown over time
Bi-Weekly Mortgage Calculator
Switch to bi-weekly and save interest
Extra Payment Mortgage
See impact of extra mortgage payments
PMI Calculator
Calculate Private Mortgage Insurance costs
Property Tax Calculator
Estimate annual property taxes
Refinance & Loan Types
Refinance Calculator
Compare current vs new mortgage rates
Home Equity Calculator
Calculate your available home equity
ARM vs Fixed Rate Comparison
Compare adjustable vs fixed rate mortgages
FHA Loan Calculator
Calculate FHA loan costs and requirements
VA Loan Calculator
Calculate VA loan benefits and costs
USDA Loan Calculator
Check USDA loan eligibility and costs
Rent vs Buy
Investment
Cap Rate Calculator
Calculate property capitalization rate
Cash on Cash Return
Calculate actual cash return on investment
Rental Property ROI
Comprehensive rental ROI calculator
1031 Exchange Calculator
Calculate tax-deferred exchange benefits
Home Appreciation Calculator
Project property value growth
House Flipping Calculator
Calculate potential flip profits
Selling
Real Estate Commission Calculator
Calculate agent commission costs
Net Proceeds Calculator
Calculate your net proceeds from selling
Home Square Footage Calculator
Measure any room or home size
Lot Size Calculator
Calculate irregular lot acreage
Home Buying Guide
Step-by-step home buying process guide
Frequently Asked Questions
How much house can I afford?
The 28/36 rule: housing costs should not exceed 28% of gross income, total debt should not exceed 36%. Use our affordability calculator for a precise number.
Is it better to rent or buy?
It depends on how long you'll stay. Generally: stay 5+ years = buy. Stay less = rent. Use our rent vs buy calculator with your local numbers.
What is a good cap rate for rental property?
4-6% is average in expensive markets, 6-10% in smaller markets. Cap rate = NOI / Property Value. Higher cap rate = higher return but often more risk.