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FHA Loan Calculator

Estimate an FHA payment with editable upfront MIP and annual MIP assumptions. Use the result to compare a Loan Estimate, not to determine eligibility.

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FHA loan

Include the upfront and annual mortgage insurance assumptions in a complete FHA payment estimate.

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Estimated monthly payment

$2,662.49

Principal, interest, and program insurance fee

Base loan amount
$392,755
Upfront fee financed
$6,755
Monthly insurance/annual fee
$180

What to compare

3.5%

Starting cash down as a percentage of price

Upfront program fee
$6,755
Monthly program fee
$180

This is an educational estimate, not an eligibility decision or Loan Estimate. Program rules, county limits, fees, caps, and lender overlays vary. Confirm the exact terms with an approved lender.

The FHA loan guide explains why the upfront and annual premiums should be compared with conventional PMI over your expected holding period. Replace defaults with the fees and rate on your disclosures.

Frequently asked questions

Does this include FHA mortgage insurance?
Yes. It adds the upfront MIP to the base loan and estimates the annual MIP as a monthly amount using your entered percentage.
What FHA rate should I use?
Use a lender quote for your credit, property, and term. The default is only a planning assumption.
Are FHA loan limits included?
No. County and property-type loan limits vary. Check HUD’s current limit for the county and unit count.
Is this an FHA approval calculator?
No. Income, credit, debt-to-income, appraisal, property standards, and lender overlays require an approved lender.

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