Not Sure If You Can Buy a Home? | Work Hard Mortgage

Not Sure If You Can Buy a Home? | Work Hard Mortgage

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Estimated Maximum Home Price

Est. Down Payment ( %)

Est. Total Monthly Payment

PITI + PMI

Monthly Payment Breakdown

P&I

Tax

Ins

PMI

Conventional loan • % rate • 30-year fixed • 46% back-end DTI • % down payment • Est. taxes (0.6%), insurance (0.3%), & PMI (0.5%) included

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Maximum Home Price

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*Conventional loan estimate based on % interest rate, 30-year fixed, 3% down payment, 46% back-end DTI with estimated taxes & insurance included. Actual amounts may vary based on credit score, location, and other factors.

Future Home Price

Equity You'll Miss

Built up over years

Extra Down Payment Needed

Just to put % down

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Wait Years

Extra Per Month

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Total Extra Paid Over 30 Years

That's $ more per year of waiting

If you wait years to buy a home, you could end up paying $ instead of $ — that's $ more .

During those years, the home would have built $ in equity that you missed out on. Plus, you'd need an additional $ just to make the same % down payment.

Your monthly mortgage payment would increase from $ to $ — an extra $ every single month . Over the life of a 30-year loan, that adds up to an additional $ .