Free Online Mortgage Calculators
Information and interactive calculators made available to you as self-help tools for your independent use.
This calculator helps you determine the effective, or blended, interest rate you would pay if you use a first and a second mortgage to finance the purchase of your home.
This calculator helps you by enter your income and monthly expenditures, so you can see how much you have left to save and where your money is being spent.
Use this calculator to sort through the monthly payments, fees and other costs associated with getting a mortgage.
Use this calculator to generate an amortization schedule for your current mortgage. Quickly see how much interest you will pay, and your principal balances.
How much interest can you save by increasing your mortgage payment? This financial calculator helps you find out.
This calculator steps you through the process of finding out how much you can borrow.
This calculator helps you weed through the fees, taxes and monthly payments to help you make a good financial decision.
Equipment Lease vs Buy Calculator
Use this calculator to find out if you should lease or buy equipment.
Use this calculator to estimate your debt service coverage with a new commercial loan.
Debt Service Coverage Calculator
This tool calculates debt service and illustrates how debt service coverage ratios are impacted by changing income and capital assumptions.
VTB Sale Profit Analysis Calculator
Use this calculator to analyze the potential profit between a typical real estate sale and a “Seller Financed Sale” from Amansad Financial Inc.
Maximum Mortgage(Prime A) Calculator
Monthly housing payment
This is your total principal, interest, taxes, heat and 50% of your condo fee (PITH). Maximum monthly payment is calculated by taking the lower of these two calculations:
Monthly Income X 35% = monthly PITH
Monthly Income X 42% – Other loan payments = monthly PITH
Maximum Mortgage(Prime B – Semi-Traditional) Calculator
Use this calculator to determine your maximum mortgage with a non-traditional subprime lender and how different interest rates affect your how much you can borrow.
