FHAhomeloanmortgage.com Mortgage Calculators

Basic Mortgage Payment Calculator
This basic mortgage payment calculator uses the base proposed loan amount, Interest rate and loan terms to establish a principle and interest payment.

Basic Payment Calculator With Amortization Schedule
This payment calculator includes a printable amortization schedule with interest factored by year rather than the traditional monthly amortization.

Bi-Weekly Payment Calculator
This complex bi-weekly mortgage payment calculator will allow you to see the full impact a bi-weekly repayment plan can have over the life of a traditional mortgage.

Debt Consolidation Calculator
Compare the difference between existing monthly payment plans for individual creditors and a loan program that would consolidate these debts into a single note.

Payoff Credit Cards
This calculator can assist you in putting together a repayment strategy that can be used to payoff credit cards and installment loans without the need of using your homes equity.

Savings Goal
If you need to save a downpayment, want to save for closing costs or simply want to save, use this savings calculator to assist you in establishing affordable monthly goals. One of the worst things we do to ourselves is work every day yet fail to pay ourselves every week. Start saving and paying yourself while you pay your debts.

Millionaire
This calculator will let you see just what it takes to save to be a millionaire.

Payment Calculator
This mortgage payment calculator not only factors the principle and Interest payments on a proposed mortgage, but will also allow you to include property taxes and homeowner insurance to establish a true PITI payment for a proposed loan and specific property.

Amortization Schedule
This basic payment calculator provides you with principle and Interest payment view along with a printable monthly payment amortization schedule.

FHA Closing Cost Calculator (Will Open In A New Window)
This complex FHA mortgage calculator allows you to factor in down payment, credits from a seller and closing costs to factor just what it will actually take to close on your home. Use your good faith estimates to help fill in the information. As an added bonus, the calculator will factor an amortization schedule built around your loan scenario that you can print out an keep with a property profile.