FHA Loan Payment Calculator

Model the FHA-specific pieces separately: home price, down payment, financed upfront mortgage insurance premium, and annual MIP.

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FHA purchase assumptions

Home price ($)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

Down payment (%)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

Interest rate (%)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

Term (years)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

Upfront MIP (%)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

Annual MIP rate (%)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

Finance upfront MIP?

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter the purchase price, down payment, rate, and term.
  2. Keep or change the educational MIP assumptions.
  3. Choose whether upfront MIP is financed, then review P&I and monthly MIP separately.

Results explained

The headline combines modeled P&I with one month of annual MIP. Financing upfront MIP raises the base loan used for P&I; actual FHA MIP rules depend on case date, LTV, and loan terms.

Quick reference: FHA payment pieces

Mortgage insurance is itemized rather than hidden in the payment.

ItemDetail
Base loanPrice − down payment
Financed upfront MIPBase loan × upfront MIP rate
Monthly MIPBase loan × annual MIP rate ÷ 12

Property taxes, homeowners insurance, closing costs, and lender-specific charges are excluded.

How it’s built

The tool adds financed upfront MIP to principal before calculating standard amortizing P&I. Annual MIP is divided by 12 for a monthly sketch.

Example

On a $350,000 home with 3.5% down, financing 1.75% upfront MIP makes the modeled P&I balance slightly larger before monthly MIP is added.

FAQ

Is FHA MIP always 0.55%?

No. FHA tables vary; replace the default with your loan estimate figure.

Does this include taxes?

No. It estimates P&I and MIP only.

Can upfront MIP be paid in cash?

Yes; selecting no leaves it out of the financed balance.