Fees & commissions
| Fee | Frequency | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Rights transfer | one-time | $10,375.00 |
| Agency fee | one-time | $8,300.00 |
| Valuation | one-time | $600.00 |
| Total one-time | $19,275 |
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How to use this mortgage calculator
Use this quick workflow to compare offers and avoid surprises before you commit to a home loan.
- Enter home price, down payment, term, and interest rate to get a baseline monthly payment.
- Add taxes, commissions, and recurring costs to estimate your true monthly housing budget.
- If your loan has variable interest, build a rate schedule or run a stress test to see payment ranges.
- Review monthly payment, total interest, and cash needed today, then share or export your scenario for side-by-side comparison.
Buying your first home? Also see our first-time buyer guide + calculator for a step-by-step cost plan.
FAQ
Quick answers to common mortgage calculator questions for first-time home buyers.
What can I include in the property price?
Split the purchase into parts (apartment, parking, etc.) and set a tax rate for each part.
Can I add fees and commissions?
Yes. Add one-time or recurring fees (monthly, quarterly, yearly) as fixed amounts or percentages.
How do variable rates work here?
Create a schedule by years. The last period runs to the end, and you can also generate a stress-test schedule.
When should I consider switching from fixed to variable mortgage rate?
As a short rule, review a switch only if the variable offer starts at least about 1 pp lower than fixed and your +2 pp stress-test payment still stays comfortably inside your monthly budget.
What if my mortgage rate rises by 1–2 percentage points?
Run a stress test at +1 to +2 pp and check whether the higher total monthly payment still fits your budget before choosing a variable-rate offer.
Can I save or share my calculation?
Your inputs are saved in the browser, and you can copy a link that opens the same calculation.
How much income do I need for this mortgage payment?
Use the total monthly result as your target housing cost, then compare it with your net income and your bank's debt-to-income limits.
What debt-to-income guardrail should I use before applying as a first-time buyer?
As a practical screen, keep total debt payments (including this mortgage) around 35% of net income, and treat 40%+ as high risk unless you have strong cash reserves.
When does refinancing a mortgage start to make sense?
Simple rule: if the new rate is about 1 percentage point lower and your closing costs can be recovered within 24 months from monthly savings, refinancing is usually worth reviewing.
How does early repayment affect total interest and loan term?
Paying extra principal early usually lowers total interest and can shorten the term, while the exact effect depends on your bank's prepayment rules and fees.
If I prepay partially, should I reduce loan term or lower monthly payment?
Reducing term usually saves more total interest, while lowering payment improves monthly cash flow; compare both options in your bank's prepayment simulator before choosing.
Do I need an account?
No. Everything works in your browser without signing in.
Is this also an amortization and mortgage payoff calculator?
Yes. You get monthly payment details, principal vs interest split, and payoff timeline for your selected term.