This depends on a number of things. Do you know the taxes on the house? Do you know if the house is located in a flood plain? What interest rate can you get? How much are you putting down? There are just so many variables.
Heres an example. You buy a house for $187,000 with nothing down. Your annual property tax is $1,500, and your annual home insurance is $600. You get an interest rate of 7.5% for the loan. This comes out to be $1,482.53.
Now that is without PMI. If you don't have 20% down, you'll have to pay this, which might be another $120 a month until 20% is paid off. But you can do an 80:20 loan and avoid this (which means take out an 80% loan and then a seperate 20% loan). You see, it's a ton of variables.
If you want some more info, fell free to email me. I went through this last year.
2007-02-22 07:49:06
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answered by millionsofsubys 2
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Depends on the interest rate. as soon as you have the interest rate you can go to: http://ray.met.fsu.edu/~bret/amortize.html
and put in your numbers to get the amount. This calculation would be without taxes and insurance.
I do suggest you try and get a 15 year fixed rate mortgage instead. 15 year mortgages always pay off in 15 years and then you aren't in debt forever. (read The Total Money Makeover)
Good luck!
2007-02-22 15:53:26
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answered by mldjay 5
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It depends on your interest rate . go to www.bankrate.com
you will find all kind of info. plus calculators.and also different loan companies in your area
Good Luck
2007-02-22 16:21:31
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answered by SHALO 2
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Not enough information--what kind of loan, how's your credit, what's the condition of the home, etc. etc.
2007-02-22 15:44:11
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answered by Anonymous
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You can contact me if you would like a free pricing.
2007-02-22 21:36:36
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answered by Phil H 2
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go to www.dotheloan.com. they have the loan calculations
2007-02-22 20:02:59
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answered by celia s 1
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