House Price Calculator (Mortgage Price Calculator)

Most calculators ask for a price and give you a payment. This one flips it: tell it the monthly payment your budget can handle, and it finds the home price that fits — taxes and insurance included.

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Why shop by payment, not by price?

Two $400,000 homes can differ by $400 a month once property taxes, insurance and HOA dues are counted — and a 1% rate move changes the payment as much as a $35,000 price change. Anchoring on a monthly number keeps your search honest across towns, tax districts and rate swings.

Example: a $2,400 all-in monthly budget with $60,000 down at 6.5% over 30 years supports a price of roughly $385,000 in an average-tax state. In a 2.4% tax state the same budget buys closer to $340,000; in a 0.5% tax state, over $420,000.

How the reverse calculation works

The calculator reserves part of your budget for property taxes (your local rate) and insurance (estimated at 0.2% of the price per year), then finds the loan whose principal-and-interest payment consumes exactly what is left, and adds your down payment. Change any assumption — a bigger down payment is the fastest lever — and the price updates instantly.

Once you have a price target, sanity-check it against lender income rules in the affordability calculator, then price real listings with the mortgage payment calculator. And when you find 'the one', estimate the cash you will need on day one with the closing cost calculator.

Your next steps

Step 2

Calculate the exact payment

Turn your budget into a real monthly payment with taxes and insurance included.

Plan

Build your down payment

See how long it takes to save 3%, 10% or 20% down.

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Refinance Calculator

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Down Payment Calculator

How much down, and when you will get there.

Frequently asked questions

What home price fits a $2,000 monthly budget?
With $50,000 down at 6.5% for 30 years in an average-tax area, about $315,000–$325,000 all-in. The exact answer swings with your local property tax rate, which is why the calculator asks for it.
Is this the same as a mortgage payment calculator?
It is the reverse. A payment calculator converts price → payment; this converts your target payment → price. Both use the same amortization math plus taxes and insurance.
Should my budget include taxes and insurance?
Yes — lenders collect them monthly through escrow, so they are part of the real bill. This tool assumes your budget is all-in and subtracts estimated taxes and insurance before solving for the price.
How does a bigger down payment change the result?
Twice over: it reduces the loan dollar-for-dollar and, at 20% down, removes PMI. An extra $20,000 down typically raises the affordable price by $20,000 plus the extra room PMI removal creates.
What rate should I enter?
Use a realistic quote for your credit profile rather than an advertised teaser rate. Our rates guide explains how rates are priced and how to compare real offers.

Sources & further reading

Official sources for program rules and consumer rights. Zorvex is not affiliated with these agencies; figures here are estimates for education.