MORTGAGE CALCULATOR

Use our home loan calculator to estimate your total mortgage payment, including taxes and insurance. Simply enter the price of the home, your down payment, and details about the home loan, to calculate your mortgage payment, schedule, and more.
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Your mortgage payments over 30 years will add up to $0.

Not Sure Which Loan Is Right For You? 

Conventional Loans 

Conventional finacing can be an excellent choice for buyers with strong credit or those putting more money down . 

  • Competitive interest rats 
  • Lower PMI Options 
  • Great for move-up buyers 
  • Flexible loan terms 

FHA Loans 

FHA loans are popular with first-time buyers because they have more flexible qualification requirements.

  • Down payments as low as 3.5% 
  • Lower credit score requirements 
  • Great for first-time buyers
  • Gift funds allowed for down payment 

USDA Loans 

USDA loans are one the best options for qualifed buyers purchasing in eligible rural areas. 

  • $0 Down Payment for qualified buyers 
  • Competitve intrest rates 
  • Flexible credit guidelines 
  • Available in many Clermont, Brown, Admas, and Highland County communities

Down Payment Assistance Programs

Many buyers are suprised to learn they may qualify for assistance.

Depending of the program you may be eligible for: 

  • Down payment assistance 
  • Closing costs assistance 
  • Grants 
  • Forgivable loans 

We'll connect you with trusted lenders who can determine which programs you're eligible for. 

You Don't Have To Be a Millionaire to Buy a Home...


The truth is, many buyers qualify for loan programs that require little to no money down. Homeownership may be more attainable than you think. Every buyer's situation is different, and thats okay. Our job is to connect you with trusted local lenders, explain your options, and help you create a plan that fits your goals and budget. 


Your dream home many be closer than you think. Let's find out together...

Home Buying FAQs

How much do I need for a down payment on a home?
The amount you need for a down payment depends on the type of loan and your financial situation. While 20% is a common benchmark, many buyers put down less—some conventional loans allow as little as 3%, and FHA loans require just 3.5%.

What’s the difference between pre-qualification and pre-approval?
How does my credit score affect my mortgage rate?
What are closing costs, and how much should I expect to pay?
How long does the homebuying process usually take?
Can I buy a home if I’m self-employed or have irregular income?
What’s included in my monthly mortgage payment?

What is a 2-1 buydown, and how does it work?

Who pays for the 2-1 buydown—the buyer, the seller, or the lender?