Home Affordability Calculator by Income and DTI | CalWhat

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Inputs

Before-tax household income.
Cards, auto loans, student loans, and other debts.
Cash available for the purchase.
Fixed-rate mortgage estimate.
30 years is a common affordability benchmark.
36% is a common conservative benchmark.
Property tax, homeowners insurance, HOA, or similar costs.
Assumption: DTI limit includes housing payment plus existing monthly debts.

Results

Estimated affordable home price
$0
Max monthly housing payment
$0
Estimated loan amount
$0
Back-end DTI used
$0

How this calculator works

This home affordability calculator helps English search users estimate a realistic purchase price before talking to lenders. It uses household income, existing debts, down payment, mortgage rate, and a DTI ceiling.

Formula and assumptions

Maximum housing payment equals monthly gross income times the selected DTI limit, minus existing monthly debts. The remaining principal-and-interest budget is converted into a loan amount using mortgage present-value math.

FAQ

What DTI should I use?

Many buyers test 36% as a conservative back-end DTI, while some loan programs allow higher limits.

Does this guarantee loan approval?

No. Lenders also review credit score, assets, employment, property type, and local underwriting rules.

Does it include property tax and insurance?

Yes, if you enter a monthly estimate. These costs reduce the payment available for principal and interest.

Can I use this outside the US?

Yes for a rough affordability estimate, but country-specific lending rules and stress tests may be different.

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