Virginia Mortgage Calculator
Calculate a mortgage payment in Virginia with Virginia's real property tax rate and typical insurance costs built in — not a generic national guess. Pre-filled below with the state's approximate median home price.
Virginia snapshot
*Approximate 2025 averages for planning; actual prices, taxes and premiums vary by city, property and insurer.
The median Virginia home, priced out
Buy the approximate median Virginia home at $412,000 with 20% down ($82,400) and a 6.5% 30-year fixed rate: the loan is $329,600, principal and interest are $2,083.30 a month, property taxes add about $257.50, and insurance about $100.00 — a full PITI payment near $2,440.80. Over 30 years the interest alone totals roughly $420,387.
Property taxes in Virginia
Virginia's locally set rates are below the US average overall, though Northern Virginia prices make dollar amounts large; most counties offer senior/disabled tax relief. Because lenders escrow taxes monthly, the tax rate is a payment issue, not just a closing issue: in high-tax states it can add the equivalent of $50,000+ of loan to your monthly outgo. Always verify the specific property's actual tax bill with the county assessor, and file every exemption you qualify for (homestead, senior, veteran or disability) right after closing.
Buying in Virginia: three moves that matter
- Price the specific town, not the state. Tax rates are set locally in most states — two homes at the same price can differ by thousands a year. Enter the exact tax figure in the calculator above.
- Check state assistance. Virginia's housing finance agency and national programs (FHA 3.5% down, VA/USDA zero down) can cut your cash-to-close dramatically. Start with the affordability calculator and the down payment guide.
- Watch the insurance line. Premiums are the fastest-moving cost in coastal and storm-exposed areas — get real quotes before your offer, not after.
