USDA Loan Payment Calculator

See a simple USDA payment sketch including the upfront guarantee fee and annual fee. Eligibility, income, and property location are not evaluated here.

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USDA loan assumptions

Base loan amount ($)
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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 guarantee fee (%)
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Use your best current estimate; lender and account terms control.

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

Finance upfront fee?

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter the base loan, rate, and repayment term.
  2. Confirm the upfront and annual fee assumptions against your lender materials.
  3. Select financing for the upfront fee to see its payment effect.

Results explained

The headline combines modeled P&I and one month of annual fee. The annual fee is based on the base loan in this simple estimate, while financed upfront fee increases the amortizing principal.

Quick reference: USDA payment pieces

USDA guarantee fees are shown as distinct loan costs.

ItemDetail
Upfront feeBase loan × selected fee rate
Monthly annual feeBase loan × annual fee rate ÷ 12
P&I balanceBase loan plus financed upfront fee

USDA property eligibility, household income limits, and lender underwriting are not modeled.

How it’s built

P&I is the standard amortizing payment on the base loan plus any financed upfront fee; the annual fee is divided into monthly amounts.

Example

Financing a 1% fee on a $280,000 USDA loan adds $2,800 to payment principal, while a 0.35% annual fee adds a separate monthly cost.

FAQ

Are these the current USDA fees?

Fees can change. Treat the defaults as a planning starting point and verify with a lender.

Does USDA require a down payment?

Many eligible loans allow zero down, but approval is not automatic.

Does the annual fee decline?

Actual fee calculations can change with the outstanding balance; this simple page uses the starting base loan.