FHA Loan Calculators

Explore our comprehensive suite of calculators to help you make informed decisions about your FHA loan.

Our FHA Loan Calculator Tools

We've developed a comprehensive suite of calculator tools to help you navigate the FHA loan process. Whether you're trying to estimate your monthly payment, determine how much house you can afford, or compare different loan options, our calculators provide accurate, up-to-date information based on the latest FHA guidelines.

All of our calculators are free to use, with no registration required. Simply select the calculator that best fits your needs to get started.

FHA Loan Payment Calculators

Calculate your monthly payment and see a complete breakdown of principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and mortgage insurance premiums.

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Basic FHA Loan Calculator

A simple calculator with essential inputs for a quick FHA loan payment estimate.

  • Calculate monthly payment
  • Include FHA mortgage insurance
  • See loan amount and down payment
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Advanced FHA Loan Calculator

A detailed calculator with additional inputs for a comprehensive payment analysis.

  • Include property taxes and insurance
  • Add HOA fees and other costs
  • See complete payment breakdown
  • Calculate total interest paid
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Printable Amortization Schedule

Generate a complete year-by-year or month-by-month amortization schedule for your FHA loan.

  • See payment breakdown for each period
  • Track principal and interest payments
  • Monitor remaining balance over time
  • Print or save as PDF
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Comparison Calculators

Compare different loan options to find the best fit for your financial situation.

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FHA vs. Conventional Loan

Compare FHA and conventional loans side-by-side to see which option is better for you.

  • Compare monthly payments
  • See differences in mortgage insurance
  • Calculate total costs over time
  • Analyze break-even points
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FHA Refinance Calculator

Calculate potential savings from refinancing your existing mortgage to an FHA loan.

  • Compare current and new payments
  • Calculate monthly savings
  • Determine break-even point
  • Analyze total interest savings
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Embeddable Calculator

Get code to embed our FHA loan calculator on your own website.

  • Customizable appearance
  • Responsive design
  • Simple copy-paste installation
  • No coding knowledge required
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Specialized Calculators

Tools designed for specific aspects of the FHA loan process.

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Affordability Calculator

Find out how much house you can afford with an FHA loan based on your income and debts.

  • Calculate maximum loan amount
  • Determine affordable home price
  • Account for debt-to-income ratios
  • Include all housing expenses
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Debt-to-Income Calculator

Calculate your debt-to-income ratio to see if you qualify for an FHA loan.

  • Calculate front-end and back-end DTI
  • Compare to FHA requirements
  • See how much debt you can afford
  • Get recommendations for improvement
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MIP Removal Calculator

Calculate when you can remove FHA mortgage insurance and how much you'll save.

  • Determine MIP duration
  • Calculate potential savings
  • Compare refinance options
  • See when to consider conventional refinance
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Tips for Using Our Calculators

Use Accurate Information

The more accurate the information you input, the more accurate your results will be. Try to use exact figures for home price, down payment, interest rate, and other costs.

Include All Costs

For the most complete picture, include all costs associated with homeownership, such as property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA fees, and maintenance costs.

Compare Multiple Scenarios

Try different scenarios to see how changes in home price, down payment, or interest rate affect your monthly payment and overall costs.

Consider Your Long-Term Plans

If you plan to sell or refinance in a few years, focus on the costs and benefits during that timeframe rather than over the full loan term.

Need Help Understanding Your Results?

Our calculators provide estimates based on the information you input and current FHA guidelines. For personalized advice about your specific situation, we recommend consulting with a mortgage professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are your FHA loan calculators?

Our calculators use the latest FHA loan guidelines and mathematical formulas to provide accurate estimates. However, they are for educational purposes only and should not be considered as quotes or offers for specific loan terms. Actual loan terms, rates, and fees will vary based on your individual circumstances, the lender you choose, and current market conditions.

Do your calculators include FHA mortgage insurance?

Yes, our FHA loan calculators include both the upfront mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) of 1.75% and the annual mortgage insurance premium (MIP) that ranges from 0.15% to 0.75% depending on your loan term, loan amount, and down payment. The UFMIP is typically financed into the loan, and the annual MIP is divided into monthly payments included in your total payment.

Can I save or print my calculator results?

Yes, most of our calculators include options to print your results or save them as a PDF. For the amortization schedule calculator, you can print or save the complete schedule showing how your loan balance decreases over time.

How do I know which calculator to use?

Choose the calculator that best fits your current needs:

  • For a quick payment estimate, use the Basic FHA Calculator
  • For a detailed payment breakdown including taxes and insurance, use the Advanced Calculator
  • To compare FHA with conventional loans, use the FHA vs. Conventional Calculator
  • To determine how much house you can afford, use the Affordability Calculator
  • To calculate potential savings from refinancing, use the Refinance Calculator

Are your calculators free to use?

Yes, all of our calculators are completely free to use with no registration required. We provide these tools as an educational resource to help you make informed decisions about FHA loans and mortgage financing.