Colorado Mortgage Payment Calculator
Estimate a Colorado house payment — principal & interest plus editable property tax, insurance, and HOA so the PITI total matches how buyers actually budget. Click any i for detail.
Loan & Colorado costs
Home price ($)
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Home price
Purchase price (or current value if estimating a refi payment on a similar loan size). |
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Down payment ($)
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Down payment
Cash down at closing. Loan amount = price − down payment. |
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Interest rate (%)
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Interest rate
Note rate for P&I (not APR with fees). |
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Term (years)
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Term
Commonly 30 or 15 years. |
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Annual property tax ($)
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Property tax
Colorado taxes vary by county and assessment. Enter your estimate or last year’s bill annualized. |
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Annual homeowners insurance ($)
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Insurance
HOI premium for the property. Mountain and wildfire zones can run higher. |
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HOA dues ($/mo)
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HOA
Monthly association dues if any — common along the Front Range in townhome/condo communities. |
How to use this calculator
- Enter price and down payment.
- Set rate and term for P&I.
- Add annual property tax and insurance (Colorado assumptions).
- Add HOA if applicable and read PITI.
Results explained
The headline is PITI: principal & interest plus monthly property tax, insurance, and HOA. Colorado does not use a single statewide property-tax rate — treat tax/insurance as your local assumptions.
Quick reference: Colorado PITI
P&I is amortization math; tax/insurance are inputs.
| Item | Detail |
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| P&I | Amortizing payment on loan amount |
| Tax / insurance | Annual ÷ 12 |
| HOA | Monthly dues as entered |
| Loan amount | Price − down payment |
Comparing a new rate? Try the mortgage refinance calculator.
How the estimate is built
Loan = price − down. P&I = standard amortizing payment. PITI = P&I + tax/12 + insurance/12 + HOA.
Example scenario
$550,000 price, $110,000 down ($440,000 loan) at 6.5% for 30 years, $3,200 tax and $2,400 insurance → P&I plus about $467/mo of tax/insurance in the PITI total.
FAQ
Why Colorado-specific?
Searchers want tax/insurance context with the payment. Mill rates differ by county — we leave tax editable instead of faking one statewide rate.
PMI?
Not modeled. If down payment is under 20%, add a PMI estimate on top.
Escrow?
Lenders often collect tax and insurance in escrow; PITI mirrors that monthly budget.