Home Affordability
How much home you can comfortably afford, from your income, debts and down payment. Free, instant, and no sign-up to use it.
Your numbers
Car, student loans, credit cards, child support. Not rent.
We’ll tell you where it fits in your range.
Homes you can afford
$120,162 – $195,236
Comfortable
$120,162
$2,100 a month · 28% of income on housing
Stretch
$195,236
$2,700 a month · 36% of income on housing
- Comfortable price
- $120,162
- Comfortable payment
- $2,100 a month
- Stretch price (maximum)
- $195,236
- Stretch payment
- $2,700 a month
- A $890,000 home
- above your maximum
Estimates for illustration only — not a loan offer, pre-approval or appraisal. Rates, taxes, insurance and costs vary; talk with a licensed lender and your agent before deciding.
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